AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCape Verde in the spotlight: A US judge in Manhattan struck down a Trump-era immigrant visa suspension covering 75 countries, including Cape Verde, saying the blanket nationality-based ban was “patently unlawful,” a win for families trying to reunite. Community & culture: In Brockton, Massachusetts, Cape Verdean residents turned Main Street into a music-and-dance celebration after the national team’s World Cup draw with Saudi Arabia—while organizers also recalled how earlier celebrations had turned violent. Food & identity: Norwich’s Morabeza International Food Market is set to open Sept. 4, aiming to bring Cape Verdean and Portuguese staples closer to home. Health & progress: APLMA’s CEO points to Cabo Verde as proof malaria elimination is possible, urging sustained local action. Sports diplomacy: AIFF is nearing talks for Cape Verde to play an international friendly in India, likely in Kochi or Kolkata. Culture policy: A new African Capitals of Culture headquarters in Rabat signals a shift toward cultural governance and diplomacy.
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