Not at all sure of this title but see bellow.

O rescaldo da vitória sem espinhas do Portugal moderado visto por António Costa Pinto.

An interview on the rise of the populist radical right in Portugal.

Free access in the next two weeks! The five Ages of Antifascism, from Joseph Fronczak, Princeton University. A new book from the Series "The politics and history of fascism", Cambridge University Press. Series editors Federico Finchelstein and Antonio Costa Pinto.

According to António Costa Pinto, “In the unlikely scenario that Ventura secured the presidency, there is little doubt that he would use it to do everything to give his party control of the government … and pose a serious threat to the institutional functioning of Portuguese democracy,”.

La dictadura de Primo de Rivera y su contexto internacional Giaime Pala, Maximiliano Fuentes Codera, Marco Bresciani, David Cao Costoya, Giovanni C. Cattini, António Costa Pinto, Eduardo González Calleja, Matteo Pasetti, Josep Pich Mitjana, Joaquim Maria Puigvert i Solà, Saverio Scavo.

A minha análise da primeira volta das eleições presidenciais em Portugal.

He will be missed.

"André Ventura s'est porté candidat pour retenir son électorat. Il pourrait avoir la surprise de l'augmenter", a commenté auprès de l'AFP le politologue Antonio Costa Pinto, de l'Institut de sciences sociales (ICS) de l'Université de Lisbonne.

“These elections mark the end of a tradition in which the presidency was sought by strong political figures associated with the regime and the elite,” says António Costa Pinto, a political scientist at Lisbon University’s Institute of Social Sciences.

Com declarações minhas à Veja, brasil.

"André Ventura s'est porté candidat pour retenir son électorat. Il pourrait avoir la surprise de l'augmenter", commente auprès de l'AFP le politologue Antonio Costa Pinto, de l'Institut de sciences sociales (ICS) de l'Université de Lisbonne.

"F.B.I. agents searched the home of a Washington Post reporter on Wednesday as part of an investigation into a government contractor’s handling of classified material, a significant escalation in the Trump administration’s tactics in seeking information from the news media."

Coming soon, from Joseph Fronczak, from Princeton University, another volume of the series "The Politics and History of fascism", Cambridge University Press.

Article of Globo, from Rio de Janeiro, on Portuguese presidential elections.

"How did political scientists—specifically, those specializing in the American political system—end up with such a wrongheaded consensus about the country they not only studied but also inhabited?"

An homage to the Italian language.

By Javier Corrales, professor of political science at Amherst College and the author of "Autocracy Rising".

An excellent collective study of the Portuguese populist radical right.

Excellent points by my colleague Andrés Malamud (in Spanish).

Monroe, old Monroe... Trump’s recently released National Security Strategy claimed the right to dominate Latin America: “After years of neglect, the United States will reassert and enforce the Monroe Doctrine to restore American pre-eminence in the Western Hemisphere.”