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FARMERS FROM SERPA CONSIDER 10 CENT FUEL SUPPORT INSUFFICIENT

O Atual - Informação de Verdade10 September 2026 at 09:30

Farmers from Serpa consider the 10 cent fuel support announced by the government insufficient. The main complaint is that this measure does not solve the structural problems affecting the agricultural sector in the region.

APROSERPA - Association of Farmers from the Left Bank of the Guadiana was the entity that expressed this position. The association represents the interests of farmers in this area of the Alentejo, who are heavily dependent on fuel costs for agricultural activity.

Given the absence of structural responses from the authorities, the association admits to intensifying forms of protest. This suggests that farmers are willing to take more forceful measures to make their demands heard.

The announcement of the 10 cent fuel support comes in a context of growing dissatisfaction in the agricultural sector. The farmers from Serpa are part of a broader protest movement that has been gaining momentum across various regions of the country.

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