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Príncipe Zanguilo is a student of economics at University of Minho

His interests are Economics, Econometrics, Mathmatics, Languages, Music (Composer, Singer, Beat Maker, Choral Music), and (...) 

He will start, from now, publishing in this blog named Aftermath some  opinion reports, about economy and development issues. The reports will be published weekly (every Monday)

He will be writing in english, and making an abstract in Portuguese, for every article. He hopes to start making the abstracts also in French and German, as soon as possible.

FYI: the first and the second report will be published in Portuguese, with abstracts in english. The only reason is that these reports were written in Portuguese and I avoid a translation to not lose the real sense of the words.   


I hope to have your feedback 

Príncipe Zanguilo

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