I will never return to Cape Verde - Carla Cardoso
Brava Island, August 16, 2024 (Bravanews) - Carla Cardoso, who was in Cape Verde to participate in the Santa Helena festivities in the town of Furna, on Brava Island, is facing a devastating situation. The visit to her island on the occasion of the tribute to her sister Ivânia, who brought her to the archipelago, was marked by a series of setbacks that now leave her desperate.
The main problem began with the cancellation of her connecting flight between Fogo Island and Praia, scheduled for yesterday. With boat tickets between the islands sold out, Carla now has no alternatives to get to the capital, where she was supposed to catch a flight to Boston, in the United States, to resume her professional activities.
“I am extremely upset and frustrated,” Carla said. “I missed my connection yesterday and now I don’t know when I will be able to board a flight to the United States. I am worried about the impact this will have on my work.”
Carla's situation is made worse by the uncertainty regarding the availability of new tickets and the impact that her delay may have on her professional commitments. The difficulty in finding an immediate solution for her return has caused her great stress, in addition to a deep disappointment with the experience she has had.
Carla Cardoso says she missed her connection to the United States and, despite having already purchased a new ticket for Sunday, she runs the risk of facing more problems with her return flight. "I am extremely upset and frustrated," Carla said. "I missed my connection and now my new ticket is at risk."
Bravanews tried to contact TACV to obtain information about possible solutions for Carla's situation and ensure that her situation is resolved as quickly as possible, but we have not received a response.
He knows that the plane in which Carla was supposed to travel is on the apron of São Filipe airport with a technical fault. Meanwhile, Cardoso anxiously awaits a solution that will allow him to return to the United States and his work.
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Carla Cardoso's post of despair
