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Will see what this Government will do with the price of "gasosas"Photo by elmenk2018 on Pexels
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Will see what this Government will do with the price of "gasosas"

Notícias de Coimbra11 September 2026 at 20:24

The Portuguese Government will increase the ISP (Excise Duty on Petroleum Products) discount next week. The discount increase will be 0.109 cents per liter for diesel. The article title suggests a critical stance towards the Executive's measures regarding fuel prices. The article is incomplete, making it impossible to identify all the details of the proposal or the reactions to this measure.

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