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Slow march continues in Sines with circular route against rising fuel prices

Now7 September 2026 at 18:40

A slow march took place in Sines as a form of protest against the rising fuel prices. The action was organized as a circular route in the region.

According to the GNR, the protest caused significant traffic queues this morning. The congestion reached between 12 to 15 kilometres on the Complementary Itinerary IC33.

The vehicle queue occurred on the section between Grândola and Sines, affecting traffic on that road during the morning period.

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