This is an opinion piece by João Caetano, published under the title "Roofs of the world: The politics of the immediate", which appears to be part of a column dedicated to global political issues. The article addresses Portugal's evolution in recent decades, highlighting a significant transformation in terms of the country's qualification. According to the author's opinion, Portugal is today a much more qualified country than it was previously, having universities, scientific infrastructures, innovative companies, prepared professionals, and generations with education levels higher than what was possible to imagine just a few decades ago. The text appears to argue that this evolution represents relevant progress for Portuguese society.
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Roofs of the world: The politics of the immediate
Diário de Coimbra15 September 2026 at 10:00
Why this matters
This article is of interest to Portuguese readers because it directly addresses the evolution of the country's qualification and its human capital, a central theme for economic and social competitiveness. The reflection on Portuguese educational progress allows readers to assess whether this development is being sufficiently valued and leveraged in public policies.
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