This week our cover story is on Aljezur\'s \'hell\' kennel where dozens  
of dogs are still being kept in appalling conditions, whilst being  
investigated by the authorities.
As always we feature news on Portugal and the Algarve community.

This week headlines:
Portugal is golf\'s greatest country...
PM wants youngsters to stay in Portugal...
Budget scandal hits Madeira...
Mediterranean Diet is winner

In this week issue: PM Pedro Passos Coelho urges Portugal to forget political differences and pull together to get the country back on track.
Resume of Portugal-Sweden.
Algarve wins top golf award.

This week news:
Roadshow to attract investors - Attracting investors to Portugal
is a government priority, said the
Economy Minister before the first international roadshow which started in London on Monday.
Wave of protests - Thousands take to the streets again to say \'no\' to more austerity measures.
Algarve gets EU cash boost - Central government has given the green-light to a whopping cash boost for the Algarve to be put towards development in the years 2014-2020

In this issue of the Algarve resident we cover the next state budget and how pensioners and workers will see their income affected in 2014. Also, the relations between Portugal and Angola got sour after the Angolan President ended a planned \"strategic partnership\" between the two countries. 葡萄牙阿尔加维 新闻

This week, Hospital boss Dr. Pedro Nunes says
Portimão Hospital will not close
and blames politics for getting in
the way of healthcare. The popular Vilamoura golf tournament is also covered.

In this week issue we report the results of the Portuguese elections: The PS party came out victorious
in last Sunday’s local elections,
as the PSD lost several of its town
halls in favour of the Socialists, along with other important local and international news.

Algarve Resident hit the newsstands, with a front cover story reporting the local Portuguese elections, as well as we report several other local activities and news

This week our cover story is on Algarve football prodigy Tiago Ilory, an ex-pupil of the Algarve International school who went on to play for Portugal\'s Sporting Lisbon and has just been signed by Liverpool FC.

Portugal is mourning the death of five firefighters who died in the line of duty in August. As the Algarve Resident hit the newsstands on Thursday (August 29), with a front cover story reporting on the deaths of four firefighters this month, another ‘bombeiro’ – a 21-year-old woman - had been killed combating a fire in Serra do Caramulo. Several fires have caused widespread destruction across many regions in the north of Portugal, leaving our firefighters completely exhausted. Associations representing firefighters have been complaining about lack of support from the government.

Things are looking up!

Portugal has suffered the effects of the European recession worse than most countries in the union, with austerity measures biting deep into the disposable income of all classes of society. But the news emerged last week that Portugal has posted the best growth figures of any European nation at 1.1% of GDP. After the doom and gloom that has made headlines for most of the last year or so this is refreshing news indeed, our special report covers the prime minister\'s PSD party presentation held in the Algarve last week where the data was revealed.

Our lead story this week looks into the possibility that VAT in Portuguese restaurants may return to a reasonable level after last year\'s massive hike that saw restaurant all over the country forced to increase their prices. This is just one of the many austerity measures introduced by the government that seems to be backfiring, forcing restaurants to either close their doors or lay off staff and the pressure is on Portugal\'s new economy minister to try and reverse the law.

In this week’s edition find out why the Algarve has become a favourite holiday destination for some of the world\'s most famous people including Britain\'s Prime Minister David Cameron, the VAT saga continues for restaurateurs, sardines take the spotlight and how to enter our competition to win tickets to see Keane.

In this week’s edition meet the new ministers, find out why Ryanair is not happy with the tourism board and how Portugal was spared from the car crisis.

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