José Luís Carneiro again accused the Government of profiting from fuel price increases. The Secretary-General of the Socialist Party reiterated this accusation, maintaining his critical position regarding the fuel pricing policy implemented by the executive.
According to José Luís Carneiro, the Government earned 1.48 million euros in two years through fuel increases. This amount represents, for the Socialist Party, proof that the executive obtains economic benefits from the price hikes.
The accusation emerges in the context of a broader political debate about fiscal policy and energy prices in Portugal, where the opposition has been questioning how the Government manages fuel taxes.




