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ANAREC accuses Government of "lying to the Portuguese" and calls for tax cuts on fuels
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ANAREC accuses Government of "lying to the Portuguese" and calls for tax cuts on fuels

SAPO Notícias11 September 2026 at 14:36

ANAREC, the association representing fuel retailers, accused the Government of "lying to the Portuguese" and advocated for a reduction in fuel taxes. The association states that the price difference between Portugal and Spain is having significant consequences.

More and more Portuguese drivers are crossing the border to Spain to refuel their vehicles, seeking lower prices. This situation has been intensifying due to the price disparity between the two countries.

Fuel retailers in Portugal state that they are losing competitiveness compared to Spanish operators. ANAREC calls on the Government to take measures that allow for a reduction in the fiscal burden on fuels.

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