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This is why going to the gas pump is becoming more expensive, says a former minister

CNN Portugal9 September 2026 at 23:07

A former minister of Industry and Energy warned that fuel prices have been increasing and explained the reasons behind this phenomenon. According to the official, Europe faces a "structural problem" regarding oil refining, which is contributing to the rise in prices at gas pumps. This situation is making it increasingly expensive for consumers to fill up their vehicle tanks. The former minister部件出来分析 and argued that this is an issue that directly affects European citizens and requires special attention from authorities.

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