Diesel goes down and gasoline goes up: find out the fuel prices for next week
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Diesel goes down and gasoline goes up: find out the fuel prices for next week

Correio da Manhã28 August 2026 at 09:50

The provided article contains only a title and a brief introductory description about fuel prices, without the body of the text with detailed information. The title indicates that diesel will go down and gasoline will go up next week, and that the values correspond to national average prices, but there is no

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