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NEW: Cape Verdean Prime Minister Meets with Congressman Cicilline

Saturday, January 28, 2012

 

Cape Verdean Prime Minister José Maria Neves met Friday with U.S. Congressman David Cicilline (D-RI) to discuss relations between Cape Verde and the United States, as well as the rich cultural contributions made by Cape Verdeans living in Rhode Island’s First Congressional District.

“I was honored to welcome Prime Minister Jose Maria Neves to Rhode Island today,” said Cicilline. “I share Prime Minister Neves’ strong belief in the importance of maintaining the strong bonds between our two nations, and I look forward to continuing our work on issues important to the Cape Verdean Community in Rhode Island.”

Congressman Cicilline and Prime Minister Neves were joined at Cicilline’s district office in Pawtucket by Cape Verdean Ambassador Maria de Fátima Lima de Veiga, Cape Verdean Consul General Pedro Graciano Gomes de Carvalho, and Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien.

“Congressman Cicilline is working hard to advance the interests of the Cape Verdean-Americans living in Rhode Island,” said Prime Minister Neves. “I know that he will continue to be a strong advocate for continued ties between our two nations.”

Prime Minister Neves first emerged as a young leader during Cape Verde’s shift from Portuguese rule to an independent democracy. A member of Partido Africano da Independência de Cabo Verde (the African Party for the Independence of Cape Verde), he began serving as prime minister on February 1, 2001. His work to strengthen Cape Verde’s economy has been recognized by the International Monetary Fund, as well as the World Bank.

 

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Rufus Mikatis

I think Cickles misunderstood he thought these were friends of friends who were visiting from P.Town on Cape Cod instead. Oh well, time to put the game face on anyway, what a waste

Charles Drago

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More political preening and posturing from David Cicilline.

East Providence is a key area for David Cicilline's re-election efforts.

And so David Cicilline will spare no expense to pander to his Portuguese-American constituents.

More lies, dishonor, and incompetence from the hideous David Cicilline.




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