Press Review ? Tuesday, 31 July | Portugal Daily View

P?blico
?Debt led lab to throw away food samples to be analysed?, writes P?blico, after the Directorate-General of Food and Veterinary Medicines? lack of funds led it to stop resorting to the Health and Safety Authority (ASAE) for its food testing process.

Correio da Manh?
?Ministry of Finance without money to pay income tax refunds?, reports Correio da Manh?, after the Taxation Office finished processing last year?s income tax returns of 4.7 million taxpayers, but 300,000 families are still waiting for their tax refunds.

Di?rio de Not?cias
?After Telma?s failure, the five remaining hopes for Portugal to win a medal?, writes Di?rio de Not?cias, after Portuguese judoka Telma Monteiro was defeated in the elimination round in women?s judo -57kg category. The newspaper mentions Teresa Portela in kayaking, Dulce Portela in the marathon, Pedro Fraga and Nuno Mendes in rowing, Ana Cabecinha in race walking and Bernardo Freitas and Francisco Andrade in sailing as possible contenders for a medal.

Jornal de Not?cias
?One third of food samples unsupervised?, reports Jornal de Not?cias, as the lack of funds in the National Laboratory of Veterinary Investigation was compromising proper testing of food samples collected in the country. Minister of Agriculture Assun??o Cristas and Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho reacted to the news saying there is no danger to public health.

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?Parallel economy worth more than ?32m?, reveals?i, after a study carried out by the University of Porto reported that the unofficial economy in Portugal rose in the last 40 years, from 9.3% in 1970 to 24.8% in 2010.

Di?rio Econ?mico
?We have the most rigorous finance minister of the last few years?, writes financial daily?Di?rio Econ?mico, quoting Ricardo Salgado, president of BES bank, speaking at yesterday?s earnings presentation. BES reported a ?25m profit in the first half of 2012, a 86% drop from the same period one year ago.

Jornal de Neg?cios
?Good and cheap Portugal?, writes financial newspaper Jornal de Neg?cios, offering a guide to enjoy the summer around the country on a budget.

A Bola
?S?lvio: Five years in Luz?, writes A Bola, as Benfica hires Argentinian player Eduardo S?lvio after reaching an agreement with Atl?tico de Madrid.

Record
?Eager to start?, reports Record, about the Argentinian player Valent?n Viola recently hired by Sporting.

O Jogo
??11m for S?lvio?, writes?O Jogo, also about Eduardo S?lvio, Benfica?s new acquisition for the next season.

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