Breaking News: Mom of Cape Verde's Vozinha Getting Visa for Miami Trip
- On Wednesday, U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced that Ana Candida Evora, mother of Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha, secured a visa to attend her son's World Cup match against Uruguay on Sunday in Miami.
- Evora previously missed the June 15 match against Spain due to high visa bond costs that Cape Verde citizens must post under President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
- House Minority Leader Jeffries requested assistance from Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday, prompting State Department officials to reach out and waive all fees consistent with official policy.
- Travel arrangements are underway to reunite mother and son in Florida before the match on Sunday, June 21, at 6:00 p.m. ET in Miami Gardens, where Cape Verde faces Uruguay.
- Vozinha became a World Cup breakout star after making seven saves during a 0-0 draw against Spain, the second-most by a goalkeeper age 40 or older in a single match since 1966.
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The mother of Cape Verde Vozinha has been granted visa waiver by the US government to watch her 40-year-old son at the ongoing 2026 FIFA World Cup. The World Cup co-hosts had denied the mother, Evora, visa to travel to North America for Cape Verde’s opening World Cup match against Spain. Vozinha made eight crucial saves to ensure Cape Verde made a dream debut to their first ever World Cup tournament and match, holding former champions and reigni…
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha’s mother receives visa to watch son at World Cup
The mother of Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha will finally get to watch her son play at the World Cup after receiving a visa to travel to the United States, following his tearful revelation that she missed his heroics against Spain due to travel issues.
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha to reunite with mother at World Cup
MIAMI — Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha is set for an emotional reunion with his mother ahead of his country's next FIFA World Cup match after his heroic display against Spain turned him into one of the tournament's breakout stars.The 40-year-old goalkeeper revealed after Cape Verde's stunning 0-0 draw with Spain that his mother had been unable to travel to the United States because of visa-related costs and logistical challenges.Days later, that …
Cape Verde star Vozinha’s mom to attend World Cup after visa issue as goalie becomes viral star
The mother of Cape Verde's breakout goalie, Vozinha, will be allowed to enter the United States for her son's next World Cup game, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Wednesday.
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