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Increase in fuel prices to record values generates protests in PortugalPhoto by RahulPandit on Pexels
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Increase in fuel prices to record values generates protests in Portugal

Euronews Portugal7 September 2026 at 18:06

Gasoline and diesel prices rose again in Portugal, reaching record values. This increase led to demonstrations by citizens unhappy with the cost of fuel.

A slow march and car horns marked the day the new prices came into effect. The protests demonstrated the growing unease of Portuguese citizens in the face of the rising cost of living.

This situation is not exclusive to Portugal. Fuel prices also reached record values in several European countries, reflecting a common trend across the continent.

The continuous rise in energy prices has profoundly impacted the daily lives of families and businesses across the country.

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