AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCape Verdean Roots, Waterfront Work: New Bedford’s Cape Verdean longshoremen found years of work unloading offshore wind equipment, helping revive a union with more than a century of ties to the city; its future is now uncertain. Community & Careers: Boston’s Cape Verdean Association is recognizing 40 more young professionals, bringing its honoree network to 120 and spotlighting role models for the next generation. Lusophone Cinema: A film festival opening in Macau on Nov. 13 will screen nearly 30 works from China and Portuguese-speaking countries, celebrating their varied stories and cultures. Tourism & Environment: Cabo Verde’s visitor boom supports jobs and investment, but reports of beach litter and an unmanaged dumpsite on Boa Vista raise concerns about whether infrastructure can keep pace. Food Traditions: Chef Abbys says visits to Cabo Verde and other West African countries are helping her explore the people and histories behind regional cuisines.
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