AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTarrafal Memory Debate: President José Maria Neves backs a technical, museological dialogue to include the missing 1974–1975 prisoner memory in the Tarrafal Resistance Museum, promising review with Cabo Verde’s culture bodies and UNESCO advisers. Fogo Tragedy: A school bus crash on Fogo Island killed 25 people, mostly children and teenagers; families and the Cape Verdean community in Brockton, Massachusetts are holding vigils and fundraisers. Diaspora Culture in Portugal: Lisbon’s pan-African “Marcha Cabral” returns for its third edition, linking Amílcar Cabral’s legacy to today’s fights against racism, colonialism, and ecological crisis. Afro-descendence Festival in Braga: The Paraíso festival in Braga spotlights Cape Verdean music and voices, including a tribute concert to Cesária Évora and debates on anti-racism in arts and education. International Exchange: Macau University’s International Night 2026 welcomed students from dozens of countries including Cape Verde, celebrating multicultural campus life. Travel & Mobility: Canada launches a Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot that includes Cabo Verde among eligible countries.
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