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University of Lisbon

Public university in Lisbon, PortugalWikipedia

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Nov 5, 2026

Eoin SheahanHOST
1:15
Liv Golf is officially dead and it has been one of the busiest days in recent times when it comes to sports news.
Eoin SheahanHOST
1:20
Coming up tonight from half past seven, João Cedas Nunes from the University of Lisbon will be joining us to talk about Cristiano Ronaldo's legacy in Portugal.
Eoin SheahanHOST
1:27
Going to ask him, who was better, Eusebio or Ronaldo? From eight o'clock, we're going to have Eamon McGee talking all things Michael Murphy.
Eoin SheahanHOST
1:35
If you haven't heard the news by now, Michael Murphy has officially retired as a Donegal footballer.
Tarak Al-FarraGUEST
37:26
But at that time, I applied for Portugal.
Tarak Al-FarraGUEST
37:29
I did an interview in Lisbon University.
Tarak Al-FarraGUEST
37:32
I was accepted in the university.
Tarak Al-FarraGUEST
37:36
And they told me, you have to pay half of the tuition fees so you can ensure your position in the university.
Tarak Al-FarraGUEST
37:26
But at that time, I applied for Portugal.
Tarak Al-FarraGUEST
37:29
I did an interview in Lisbon University.
Tarak Al-FarraGUEST
37:32
I was accepted in the university.
Tarak Al-FarraGUEST
37:36
And they told me, you have to pay half of the tuition fees so you can ensure your position in the university.
Khalea RobertsonHOST
1:00
issues affecting the Americas.
Carin ZissisHOST
1:03
In this episode, just as Fujimori is preparing to hit the 100-day mark in her presidency, we hear from Peruvian political analyst Carlos Meléndez, columnist for El Comercio, currently based at the University of Lisbon.
Carin ZissisHOST
1:17
In a conversation that covers a range of issues on the new president's agenda, Melendez explains why Fujimori, a veteran political figure, faces challenges in a Congress that her party once controlled.
Carlos MeléndezGUEST
1:30
The government, I think, wasn't prepared for any of these two challenges, you know, I mean, and this is one of the main criticisms that the opposition and also the people, the citizens, elaborate against the government.
Tim PorterHOST
1:30
worked a little bit in Portugal and also internationally in Europe.
João CostaGUEST
1:35
Yeah, so I'm originally a professor of linguistics at the University of Lisbon, Universidad Nova Lisboa.
João CostaGUEST
1:45
It means the new University of Lisbon.
Tim PorterHOST
1:47
Lisbon's one of my favorite cities in the world.
Tim PorterHOST
1:49
It's gorgeous.

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Tim PorterHOST
35:32
So we've been talking to Jao Costa, who's a former minister of education in Portugal, as Caitlin kind of outlined.
Tim PorterHOST
35:40
I'll just go through it again.
Tim PorterHOST
35:42
He's a professor of linguistics, University of Lisbon.
Walter TurnerHOST
1:32
Dr. Sonia Vaz-Borges is an interdisciplinary militant historian and social political organizer.
Walter TurnerHOST
1:39
She has a BA in modern and contemporary history and politics and international affairs from Lisbon, a master's degree from the University Faculty of Humanities, University of Lisbon.
Walter TurnerHOST
1:49
She received her doctorate degree in philosophy from Humboldt University of Berlin, along with filmmaker Felipe Cesar.
Walter TurnerHOST
1:58
Dr. Borges co-authored the short film, Navigating the Pilot School.

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