Slow march against fuel price increase affects traffic in Sines
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Slow march against fuel price increase affects traffic in Sines

SIC Notícias7 September 2026 at 12:26

A slow march against the increase in fuel prices is affecting traffic in Sines. The demonstration extends along several roads in the city, causing slow traffic locally.

The participants in the march pass by the Galp refinery in Sines, one of the main strategic points in the region. The choice of this location is not casual, as it is an area directly linked to the production and distribution of fuel.

The drivers who are on the march's route honk in protest, showing solidarity with the organizers' cause. Some drivers even join the demonstration, chanting slogans against the high cost of fuel.

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