PS accuses Government of profiting from fuel price increases

TV RECORD EUROPA8 September 2026 at 12:03

PS accused the Government of profiting from the increase in fuel prices, generating a wave of criticism against the executive.

This situation is affecting various sectors of Portuguese society, including farmers and firefighters, who say they increasingly feel the weight of these increases.

Fuel prices have been rising significantly, causing contestation from various entities and political forces against the Government's actions.

The news is reported by the FALA PORTUGAL program, on TV RECORD, which continues to follow the impact of these increases on the Portuguese population.

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