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Slow march in Sines against rising fuel prices demands cut in ISP and reduction of VATPhoto by OrnaW on Pexels
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Slow march in Sines against rising fuel prices demands cut in ISP and reduction of VAT

Now7 September 2026 at 11:32

In Sines, a slow march was held as a form of protest against the rise in fuel prices. The participants demanded from the government a reduction in the Excise Tax on Petroleum Products (ISP) and a reduction in VAT.

The protesters also warned about the significant impact that the increase in fuel prices has on the general cost of living and, in particular, on food products, highlighting that this situation deeply affects families.

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