Fuels are getting more expensive and the government has ruled out the possibility of capping prices or implementing generalized support for consumers.
This position was conveyed by Maria da Graça Carvalho in an interview with CNN Portugal.
The Minister of Environment and Energy argued that fixing fuel prices should only be considered in extreme cases, thus rejecting measures of generalized control.
The executive thus maintains its stance of non-direct intervention in fuel prices, preferring to let the market operate without restrictions.
