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José Tavares won a project in the Competition for research projects “The 25th of April and Portuguese democracy”, promoted by FCT in collaboration with the 50 years of the 25th of April Commemorative Commission. (…)

Miguel Ferreira, Manuel Adelino, and Miguel Oliveira presented their new research “The Heterogeneous Effects of Household Debt Relief” at the CEPR – Centre for Economic Policy Research European Workshop on Household Finance at Queen Mary University of London.

Pedro Brinca was on SIC Notícias Manhã, to comment on the new inflation numbers and interest rates going forward. He also made comments to ECO regarding the new fiscal rules being implemented by the EU. (…)

In an Op-ed for Jornal Económico, Margarida Soares writes about gender quotas on corporate boards and the recent decisions of the European Council.

Susana Peralta continues to analyze the week’s main themes in Fora do Baralho (Rádio Observador podcast) and RTP. She was also present at É ou não É (RTP) to debate about a possible fiscal shock. To RTP 3, Sábado, and the P24 (Publico podcast) she commented on the new government program.

Pedro Martins was interviewed by Sociedade Civil (RTP) to comment on telework and how work culture is changing.

ECO quoted Francesco Franco in the context of the war between Israel and Hamas and the impotence of the IMF and the World Bank.

José Tavares’ essay “Política. Tragédia. Comédia” was published in Revista E (Expresso).

Paulo Rodrigues was interviewed by Observador about the housing market crisis in Portugal, following his participation in a Fundação Francisco Manuel dos Santos study.

Pedro Brinca made comments about the 2030 football World Cup to be held in Portugal and how it will affect the Portuguese economy (…) spoke about the Portuguese government budget proposal for 2024 (…)