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Farmers from Portalegre concerned about fuel prices

Rádio Portalegre11 September 2026 at 11:21

Farmers from Portalegre express great concern about the escalating fuel prices. The agricultural sector considers the current scenario frightening given the constant increase in diesel costs.

Despite the support granted by the State to the sector, worth 10 cents per liter for agricultural diesel, farmers continue to face significant financial difficulties due to the high cost of fuels.

This situation directly affects agricultural activity in the Portalegre region, where producers are heavily dependent on diesel for their daily operations in the field.

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