AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoLGBTQ+ Voices: African activists joined the WorldPride Human Rights Conference in Amsterdam, sharing perspectives on faith, displacement and the fight to restore LGBTQ histories. Women Travelling Solo: Cabo Verde is drawing more independent female travellers amid record tourism in 2025; Sal accounts for nearly 60% of hotel arrivals. Faith and Community: Santiago Bishop Tavares urged Christians to reject violence, including abuse online, and care for the environment. Youth in Elections: ECOWAS plans to include youth observers in Cabo Verde’s November elections, aiming to broaden young people’s role in regional politics. Diaspora Arts: The FABRIC Arts Festival runs Oct. 8–11 across southeastern New England, bringing Cape Verdean artists and traditions into a programme on migration, identity and belonging. Housing in São Domingos: Municipal architect Marco Aurélio Furtado is helping low-income families improve homes with design, budgeting and repair support.
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