The PS and PCP parties demand measures from the Government regarding the fuel price increases observed in the archipelago. Gasoline increased by 3.5 cents per liter and diesel rose by 16.3 cents per liter.
Francisco César, from PS, called for lower fuel prices in the archipelago. The socialist party will seek solutions to mitigate the impact of these increases on consumers.
PCP advocated for public intervention in fuel price formation. The communist party considered that direct control over prices practiced in the archipelago is necessary.
The increases observed directly affect the resident population in the archipelago, where fuels tend to be more expensive than in mainland Portugal.
