Na terra de cucos, patos-bravos e outros socialistas

Embora use demasiados clichés, embora continue com a linguagem do denominador, recomenda-se a leitura de:
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"Part 1: Seeking a Path out of the Crisis in Portugal"
"Part 2: A Country that Produces Too Little and Consumes Too Much"
""Der Spiegel": "Poupar não basta para Portugal sair da crise""
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E quando lerem:
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"Today Portugal is a country with an oversized bureaucracy. Of its labor force of 5 million, some 750,000 work in the public sector, and they are well paid. According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), salaries for Portuguese civil servants are "far above" incomes for comparable work in the private sector.
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Nevertheless, many government agencies are inefficient and ineffective. The processing of tax returns is often delayed, government offices are chronically late in paying invoices and the permitting process can be a waiting game. For example, it takes an average of 287 days to complete all the formalities required to build a warehouse in Portugal. The OECD average is 157 days."
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Lembrem-se do cuco e do imposto que este ano é extraordinário e que para o ano é ordinário. E, já agora disto "Governo aprova corte de 10% nos gastos do Estado"