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Mozambique Cape Verdeans urged to help fight AIDS, poverty by President Pires
2010
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Maputo 17 Nov (AIM) -The President of Cape Verde, Pedro Pires, on Tuesday called on the Capverdian community living in Mozambique to strengthen its relationship with its Mozambican neighbours in order to guarantee victory against poverty and against HIV/AIDS. Speaking in the neighbourhood of Khongolote, in the southern city of Matola, Pires stressed that there is no difference between Mozambicans and Capverdians hence the need to \"continue working together for the social and economic welfare of both countries and people.\" Most of the Capverdians living in Khongolote are descendants of Mozambican slaves who were deported to the west African island of Sao Tome during the period of Portuguese colonial rule. Their descendants subsequently left Sao Tome and migrated elsewhere, including to Cape Verde. Thus, Mozambique is the country of origin of their ancestors.
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BBC Worldwide Limited
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