AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLanguage & Education: Cabo Verde PM Francisco Carvalho joined Boston Public Schools and Cape Verdean leaders to celebrate the new Kriolu dual-language program at Lilla Frederick Elementary in Dorchester, calling it a historic step for teaching the language in schools. Culture & Community: The inaugural Bermuda Black Film Festival runs Oct 15–18, 2026 under “Connecting Voices Across the Diaspora,” with submissions including Cabo Verde and a focus on education, exchange and professional development. Sports & Identity: Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha says viral World Cup fame has cost him privacy and peace, even as brands circle; he also set boundaries on endorsements. Faith & Water: A Catholic bishop in Cabo Verde urged responsible use of limited water resources, linking rainfall to aquifers and calling for community and institutional stewardship. Policy & Mobility: Serbia and Cabo Verde signed a visa-exemption deal for diplomatic, official and service passport holders, aiming to boost direct contacts and education cooperation. Climate & Security: ECOWAS lawmakers warned that shrinking land and water are intensifying farmer-herder conflicts and displacement across West Africa. Travel Rules: The UK published a list of 45 countries whose citizens need a visa even for landside transit, including Cabo Verde.
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