"We will continue to pay": Camilo Lourenço on new fuel price increase
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"We will continue to pay": Camilo Lourenço on new fuel price increase

Correio da Manhã7 September 2026 at 16:09

The commentator Camilo Lourenço, from CMTV, commented on the new fuel price increase in Portugal. His position on the situation was clear and direct, showing resignation faced with what he considers an inevitable reality for consumers.

Lourenço stated that Portuguese people will continue to pay high fuel prices, without great expectations of significant improvement. The commentator sees no signs that the situation will change substantially in the near future.

The commentator classifies the constant fuel price increases as a structural problem, suggesting that this situation is not isolated but rather a challenge rooted in the current economic and energy system. This analysis indicates that, in his view, it is not a passing phase, but rather a trend that will continue.

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