Pinto

Pinto stands for:

• A color breeding for spotted horses, see Pinto
• A model of the Ford Motor Company, Ford Pinto see
• A mathematical equation, see Menegotto -Pinto equation
• A part of the official name of the largest football stadium in Minas Gerais, Estádio Governador Magalhães Pinto
• A Thai lunch box made ​​of aluminum, see Pinto ( Lunchbox )
• A revolt against the Portuguese rule in Goa in 1787, see Pinto Rebellion
• A traditional dish in Nicaragua and Costa Rica, see Gallo pinto

Locations:

• (former :) Menongue (Angola)
• Pinto ( Spain), Region of Madrid ( Spain)
• Pinto ( Aguirre ) in the province of Santiago del Estero, Argentina
• Pinto ( Chile) in Chile
• Citta Pinto in Malta
• Pinto ( Texas)

Number of people:

• Ana Pessoa Pinto ( born 1956 ), East Timorese politician, Minister of East Timor, ex-wife of the President
• André Almeida Pinto ( * 1989), Portuguese footballer
• Aníbal Pinto Garmendia (1825-1884), Chilean politician
• António Pinto (born 1966 ), Portuguese Athlete
• Antonio Pinto ( composer ), Brazilian composer
• Antonio Pinto Coelho, Portuguese Tennis Player
• Bento da França Pinto de Oliveira (1833-1889), Portuguese officer and colonial administrator
• Bernard Pinto ( born 1928 ), Sri Lankan tennis players
• Carlos Pinto ( athlete ), Brazilian athlete
• Carlos Pinto ( tab), Portuguese dressage riders
• Carlos Maia Pinto (1886-1932), Portuguese politician
• Carlos Mota Pinto (1936-1985), Portuguese politician
• Celso José Pinto da Silva ( born 1933), Brazilian minister, retired Archbishop of Teresina
• Claudia Roquette- Pinto ( born 1963 ), Brazilian author and translator
• Constancio Pinto, East Timorese politicians
• Cosimo Pinto ( born 1943 ), Italian boxer
• Dan Pinto ( born 1960 ), American composer, musician and songwriter
• Diana Pinto ( born 1949 ), historian and writer
• Diogo Pinto ( born 1974 ), Portuguese sociologist, Secretary General of the European Movement International
• Edgar Roquette- Pinto (1884-1954), Brazilian writer, ethnologist, anthropologist and physician
• Edwin Pinto SJ (1901-1978), Bishop of Ahmedabad
• Evariste Pinto ( born 1933), Archbishop of Karachi
• Fausto Pinto ( b. 1983 ), Mexican football player
• Fernando Pinto ( * ~ 1940), Portuguese Badminton Player
• Fernão Mendes Pinto (1509-1583), Portuguese explorer and adventurer
• Filipe Pinto ( * 1988), Portuguese rock and pop singer
• Francisco Pinto Balsemão ( b. 1937 ), Portuguese politician and journalist
• Francisco Pinto da Cunha Leal (1888-1970), Portuguese politician
• Francisco Antonio Pinto (1785-1858), Chilean politician
• Franz Ignatz Prussian Pinto (1725-1788), Major General
• Freida Pinto ( born 1984 ), Indian actress
• George Frederick Pinto (1785-1806), English composer
• GERMANICO Pinto, Ecuadorian politician and Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources
• Giuseppe Pinto ( born 1952 ), Catholic bishop
• Horácio Pinto da Hora (1853-1890), Brazilian painter of the Romantic
• Ignatius Paul Pinto ( born 1925 ), Archbishop Emeritus of Bangalore
• Ilídio Leandro Pinto ( born 1950 ), Portuguese clergyman, Bishop of Viseu
• Isaac de Pinto, (* 1717), Dutch philosopher and businessman from a Portuguese family
• Jaime Pinto Bravo ( b. 1939 ), Chilean tennis player
• Jair da Rosa Pinto (1921-2005), Brazilian footballer
• Jefferson Charles de Souza Pinto ( b. 1982 ), Brazilian footballer
• Jesse Pinto ( * 1990), Australian football player
• João Pinto (born 1971 ), Portuguese footballer
• João Nuno Pinto (born 1969 ), Portuguese film director
• João Teixeira Pinto (1876-1917), called the Devil Captain, Portuguese colonial officer
• João Teixeira Pinto ( o Kurika ), Portuguese colonial officer
• Joaquim Pinto ( born 1957 ), Portuguese film director
• Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa ( born 1937 ), Portuguese football official
• José Eduardo Pinto Guardia ( * 1988), Costa Rican tennis player
• João Domingos Pinto ( born 1961 ), Portuguese footballer
• José Manuel Pinto ( born 1975 ), Spanish footballer
• José María Orellana Pinto (1872-1926), Guatemalan President
• José Roberto de Almeida Pinto ( born 1953 ), Brazilian diplomat
• Juan Alfredo Pinto ( born 1953 ), Colombian economist, writer, diplomat and university teachers
• Júlio Tomás Pinto ( born 1974 ), politician osttimorensischer
• Leo Pinto (1914-2010), Indian hockey player
• Liberato Pinto Ribeiro (1880-1949), Portuguese military and politician
• Louis Ignacio -Pinto (1903-1984), Beninese lawyer, politician and diplomat, judge at the International Court of Justice
• Luís Maria Teixeira Pinto (1927-2012), Portuguese politician economist and university professor
• Manuel Pinto da Costa ( born 1937 ), São toméischer Politician, President from 1975 to 1991 and from 2011
• Manuel Pinto de Fonseca (1681-1773), Portuguese knight
• Manuel Vieira Pinto ( b. 1923 ), Portuguese clergyman, Archbishop of Nampula
• Manuel Vieira Pinto ( b. 1923 ), Archbishop Emeritus of Mozambican
• Martina Pinto ( * 1989), Italian actress
• Miguel Pinto ( b. 1983 ), Chilean football player
• Moacir Claudino Pinto ( b. 1936 ), Brazilian footballer
• Nuno Miguel Sousa Pinto ( born 1986 ), Portuguese footballer
• Paulo Antônio Pereira Pinto ( born 1948 ), Brazilian diplomat
• Pio Vito Pinto ( born 1941 ), Italian priest, dean of the Roman Rota and president of the Corte d' Appello
• Ricardo Pinto ( born 1961 ), Portuguese -Scottish author
• Ricardo Pedro Pinto Chaves Filho ( born 1938 ), Brazilian priest, Archbishop of Pouso Alegre
• Rodrigo Pinto Pizarro Pimentel de Almeida Carvalhais (* 1788), Portuguese politician
• Roberto Pinto (born 1978 ), Portuguese footballer
• Rubén Pinto ( * 1992), Portuguese footballer
• Sara Pinto Coelho (1913-1990), writer saotomensische
• Sebastian Pinto ( born 1986 ), Chilean football player
• Sérgio da Silva Pinto ( born 1980 ), Portuguese - German football player
• Steven Pinto - Borges ( born 1986 ), French footballer
• Tatiana Pinto ( * 1994), Portuguese football player
• Tatjana Pinto ( * 1992), German track and field athlete

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