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Community: 9th Annual Azorean Whaleboat Regatta – Cambridge, MA

Posted on 12 June 2014. Tags: Azorean Whaleman Gallery, Azores, boat, Bosotn, Boston Portuguese Festiva, Cambridge, Charles River, Community, immigration, MA, MIT Pierce Boathouse, New Bedford Whaling Museum, Portugal, Portuguese, Portuguese-American, regatta, sailing, waleboats, whale

Posted in Azores, Community, Featured, Heritage, Organizations, People, Sports, World

Appointed: Portuguese Canadian Carlos Leitão new Quebec Minister of Finance – Canada

Posted on 24 April 2014. Tags: appointed, Bank of Canada, Canadian, Carlos Leitão, immigrant, immigration, Laurentian Bank Securities, Liberal Party, McGill University, Minister of Finance, Philippe Couillard, Pierre Marsan..Portuguese Canadian, Portugal, Portuguese, Quebec, Robert-Baldwin.district, Royal Bank

Posted in Canada, Community, Featured, Heritage, Organizations, People, Politics, Portugal, World

Irene Marques: On women’s voices and cultural identity – Interview

Posted on 02 April 2014. Tags: Africa, African, America, author, Beira Alta, Canada.Canadian, class, cultural identity, gender, immigration, Irene Marques, Latin America, Letras & Letras, Luso-Canadian, Millicent Borges Accardi, North America, poety, Portugal, Portuguese, Portuguese-Cnadian, Ryerson University, scholar, South Africa, Toronto, women, writing, York University

Posted in Arts&Culture, Books, Community, Education, Featured, Heritage, People, Portugal, World

Heritage: The ukulele to become Hawaii’s official instrument – Honolulu, HI

Posted on 13 February 2014. Tags: bill, braguinha, Hawaii, Hawaiian, heritage, history, immigration, João Fernandes, jumping flee, lawmakers, Madeira, Portugal, Portuguese, state official instrument, ukulele

Posted in Arts&Culture, Community, Featured, Heritage, Madeira, Music, Organizations, People, Portugal, World

Book: The Green and Purple Skin of the World – by Paulo da Costa – Review

Posted on 25 January 2014. Tags: Angola, Calgary, Canadian, fiction, immigration, Norma Lundberg, novel, Paulo da Costa, Portugal, Portuguese, review, The Scent of a Lie, translation

Posted in Arts&Culture, Books, Community, Featured, People, Portugal

Community: President Obama praised Portuguese-American women owned enterprise – Washington, D.C.

Posted on 04 October 2013. Tags: Albertina Luis, business, Cidalia Luis-Akbar, entrepreneur, entrepreneurs, immigration, Jobas Act, M. Luis Construction, Manuel Luis, Maryland, Natalia Luis, Portuguese, Portuguese-American, President Obama, SBA programs, Small Business, White House, women

Posted in Business, Community, Featured, Heritage, Organizations, World

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