WorldWatch estimates

During 2013 Portugal will remain in recession due to the degrading political policies of the government, as the new year looms closer the increases have been announced ... 
This way the government and the Bank of Portugal predicts that inflation will be lower than in 2012 which is 2.8% ... 
WorldWatch estimates that inflation will rise next year, there will be many goods and services whose price will increase further, 

 1 - Electricity 2.8% 
 2 - Cooking / heating Gas 2.5% 
 3 - Petrol 1% 
 4 - Communications 3% 
 5 - Public transport 2.8% (In  two years the increase was 24.5%) 
 6 - Tolls on motorways and former SCUT will increase 2.03% 
 7 - Tobacco 
 8 - Soft drinks 
 9 - Wine / beer 
10 - Rent 3.4% 
11 - Medical care 2.8% 

These are just some of the increases announced, inflation will continues to increase and no speculation by the government and other agencies can decrease inflation.
In the first quarter of 2013 consumer demand is predicted to fall by 14%! 
Unemployment will continue, social unrest will aggravate,. consumer demand will decrease in particular for petrol, Portugal has one of the most expensive consumer prices, rated at € 1,614 per liter for regular 95 Octane, these prices are practiced by all companies Involved ... 

Galp 
BP 
Repsol 
Cepsa 

Everything is Taxed in Portugal, according to WorldWatch each person needs seven months to work just to pay Taxes. 
What Portugal needs are well structured measures in order to lift the economy and make the country competitive and productive.