a little note from Lisbon: i do not know anyone here who was not quite
embarrassed with our president's comments on former and current PMs
characters made out of  stereotypes, racialist assumptions, and, some would
add, a pinch of narcissism. i know those comments were not part of  an
official speech but a transcript of a dinner chit-chat that is by
definition filled with platitudes. still: inappropriate.

greetings and long life to 25 abril!



Cristiana Bastos
Institute of Social Sciences | University of Lisbon | Av Anibal
Bettencourt, 9 | 1600-189 Lisboa, Portugal
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On Fri, Apr 26, 2024 at 6:43 AM 'Pedro Mascarenhas' via Goa-Research-Net <
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> The Portugal’s president, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, expressed some opinions  
> at an event with foreign journalists on Tuesday . ( In the month in which *50 
> years* of democracy in *Portugal - 25/04/2024)*
>
>
>
> He said António Costa, former prime-minister, son of a Goan, as someone
> reflective, the result of eastern ancestry, while Luís Montenegro, the new
> prime-minister, is “completely different”.
>
> The head of state did not fail to analyze himself in this aspect. “I’m a
> hurried Westerner,” he defined.
>
> The statement about Montenegro came when he explained how he saw the
> change of Government ahead of schedule. “He [Luís Montenegro] is a person
> who comes from a deep, urban-rural country, with rural behaviors. He is
> very curious, difficult to understand, precisely because of this.
>
> Marcelo added that he “would be happy” and accustomed to António Costa's
> governance until 2026, but the dissolution of Parliament was necessary
> given his resignation as prime minister and secretary-general of the
> Socialist Party (PS).
>
> In the interview with foreign journalists, the President of Portugal, Marcelo 
> Rebelo de Sousa declared late on Tuesday that Portugal was responsible for 
> crimes committed during transatlantic slavery and the colonial era, 
> indicating a necessity for reparations.
>
>
>
>
> https://www.dn.pt/6486274197/marcelo-faz-analises-e-comparacoes-entre-costa-e-luis-montenegro/
>
>
> https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/24/portugal-pay-costs-slavery-colonialism-president
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