Horns heard on the 25 de Abril Bridge against rising fuel prices
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Horns heard on the 25 de Abril Bridge against rising fuel prices

SAPO Notícias7 September 2026 at 18:39

Horns were heard on the 25 de Abril Bridge during Monday morning, in a protest against rising fuel prices. Drivers expressed their discontent through the sound of their horns, creating a visible and audible protest on the bridge that connects Lisbon to Montijo. The protest took place during the morning, affecting traffic on this important crossing of the Tejo river. Participants specifically protested the increase in fuel prices, which has been weighing on family budgets and transportation companies. This protest action comes in a context of continuous increase in fuel costs in Portugal, which has been a concern for national drivers.

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