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Other events of 2013
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The following lists events that happened during 2013 in Cape Verde.
Figueira Gordo Dam completed on Santiago Island
A new terminal which replaced the older terminal at the island's airport on São Nicolau Island
José Ulisses Correia e Silva becomes president of the capital city of Praia and served his second term for three years
April 30: During the festivities, the "Adega de Monte Barro" was inaugurated and the new wines were presented to the President, the prime minister and other officials of Cape Verde.
Third expansion of Porto Grande in the north on São Vicente Island
June 29: Barragem de Salineiro (Salineiro Dam) opened, it location is 2 km north of Cidade Velha.
July 19: Barragem de Faveta (Faveta Dam) opened, its location is in Faveta, located approximately northeast to Picos
October 24 - Cape Verde decrees the official English-language rendering of its name to be the Republic of Cabo Verde.
October 29: Barragem de Saquinho (Saquinho Dam) opened, it is located northwest of Assomada
November 12: Porto Grande Bay became the fifth most beautiful bay in the world.
Arts and entertainment
Mika Mendes's album Sem Limite released
Val and Roberto Xalino's album Bem Balançód released
April/May: the 21th Praia da Gamboa music festival took place
August: the 30th Baía das Gatas Music Festival took place
September: the Santa Maria Music Festival took place on the island of Sal
The 2013 Santo Antão North Zone Island League was the first season that the Second Division was added, Beira-Mar, Irmãos Unidos and Janela appeared in the lowest division
May 5: all qualifiers listed into the Cape Verdean football championships.
May 11 - 2013 Cape Verdean Football Championships began
June 22 - the Knockout stage of the 2012 Football Championships began
July 13 - CS Mindelense won their 9th national championship title
August 3: Académica do Sal celebrated its 50th anniversary
November 16 - Paulense celebrated its 32nd anniversary
Bana (b. 1932), singer, balladeer and interpreter
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