1991 in Cape Verde
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The following lists events that happened during 1991 in Cape Verde.
Incumbents
Events
- 1991 local elections took place
- École Internationale Les Alizés opened in the neighborhood of Achada Santo António in Praia[1]
- Expresso das Ilhas, a newspaper opened its office in the neighborhood of Achada de Santio António
- The municipality that once covered the whole island broken up into the municipalities of São Filipe and Mosteiros
- São Miguel municipality established carved out of the southeastern part of the municipality of Tarrafal on the island of Santiago
- A Semana, a newspaper opened its offices in Praia
- January 13: the 1991 parliamentary elections took place
- February 17: the 1991 presidential elections took place
- March - When apartheid ended in South Africa, SAA would no longer use Sal as a stopover with flights to and from Europe
- March 22: Monteiro took office succeeding Aristides Pereira
- April 15: Newspaper Artiletra founded
- June 27: A Penumbral lunar eclipse took place and was mainly visible, it occurred for in the middle of the late night hours[2]
Arts and entertainment
- Djô d'Eloy's album Celina released
- Ilha d' Sal album by Maria Alice released, about some of its culture of the island
- Luís Romano de Madeira Melo's short stories collection Ilha published
- Gabriel Mariano's work Cultura Caboverdeana (Capevedean culture) published
- Dany Silva's album Sodadi Funaná released
- August: the 7th Baía das Gatas music festival took place in the island of São Vicente
- November 15: Cesária Évora's album Mar Azul released
Sports
- Sporting Praia won their second title since independencetitle for the 1991 championship season[3]
- September 19: GDRC Pretória basketball club founded
Births
- January 1: Edivândio, footballer
- January 24: Zé Luís, footballer
- January 26: Joazimar Stehb (Sequeira Conceição), footballer
- February 10: Nuno da Costa, footballer
- March 21: Djaniny, footballer
- April 10: Jorge Kadú, footballer
- August 18: Rodirlei José Ascensão Duarte (Rodi), footballer
- December 18: Ricardo Gomes, footballer
References
- ↑ "L’école internationale les Alizés" (Archive). Embassy of France in Cape Verde. Retrieved on May 12, 2015. "Ecole Internationale « Les Alizés » Avenida de OUA CP 395 PRAIA (CAP-VERT)"
- ↑ "Lunar eclipse of June 1991". NASA. Retrieved 19 July 2017.
- ↑ "Cape Verde Islands 1985". 18 August 2016. Retrieved 9 February 2017.
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