Drivers in Portugal are increasingly worried about the rising fuel prices. The cost of fuels has been rising significantly, directly affecting consumers who depend on their cars for their daily commutes.
Faced with this situation, the Government decided to apply an increase in the Excise Duty on Petroleum Products (ISP) of three cents. This measure was presented as a form of support for consumers in the face of rising prices.
However, the article indicates that this three-cent increase is not considered sufficient by the majority of people. Many drivers feel that the aid provided does not offset the real impact of fuel price increases.
The concern extends particularly to those who need to use their own vehicles every day for work and other essential activities, representing a significant portion of the Portuguese population.
