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| 表面の説明 | The national arms of Cape Verde — a circular emblem featuring a star above an open book and cogwheel, encircled by the legend UNIDADE TRABALHO PROGRESSO — is displayed centrally within a wreath composed of stylised corn stalks and pineapples, with a scallop shell at the base. Below the arms, the denomination 100 appears in large numerals, followed by the inscription ESCUDOS CABOVERDIANOS and the date 1990 in the lower field. The country name REPÚBLICA DE CABO VERDE arcs along the left and right rim in bold raised lettering. |
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Pope John Paul II visited Cape Verde in January 1990 as part of a broader African tour, making it one of the smallest nations — by both population and land area — on his itinerary. The visit lasted only a matter of hours, a stopover rather than a pastoral mission in any extended sense.
Cape Verde had been a one-party Marxist-Leninist state since independence in 1975, and the papal visit coincided almost precisely with the country's political opening: multiparty elections followed in 1991.