The article is a commentary by Alberto Gonçalves on the journalistic coverage by the weekly Expresso regarding António José Seguro, identified as president. The text addresses the praise that Expresso reportedly gave to the actions, or the lack thereof, by Seguro.
The title of the commentary, "The president who looks at things", suggests a criticism of the inaction or passivity of the president in question. Gonçalves appears to question what he considers to be an overly favorable evaluation on the part of Expresso.
The article is situated within the Portuguese political context, specifically related to the leadership of the Socialist Party. António José Seguro was the leader of the PS, an opposition party in Portugal.
The text is presented as an opinion column, where the author analyzes the relationship between the weekly and the politician, questioning both Seguro's actions and the coverage that Expresso devotes to them.
