S4E1 - Paulo Rangel - Portugal é um construtor de pontes porque os portugueses são assim

No arranque da 4.ª temporada do Luso Lab, recebemos Paulo Rangel, Ministro de Estado e dos Negócios Estrangeiros e Vice-Presidente Honorário do Conselho da Diáspora. Neste episódio partilha como a política e os assuntos internacionais o acompanham desde cedo, descreve o Parlamento Europeu como a sua segunda casa e revela a sua visão sobre o futuro da Europa. Uma conversa sobre liderança, diplomacia e o papel de Portugal como país construtor de pontes, refletindo a identidade e o modo de estar dos portugueses no mundo. A entrevista é conduzida por Salvador Luz, Jovem Conselheiro do Conselho da Diáspora Portuguesa e Assessor Jurídico no Conselho da Europa, em Estrasburgo.

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