Protesters organized a march against rising fuel prices, departing from the Santa Maria da Feura Fire Station heading to Espinho. The demonstration was initiated by a group of business owners who demand that Luís Montenegro take action regarding the increase in fuel prices. The protest made its way to Luís Montenegro's home, representing an act of direct pressure against the prime minister. The organizers intend to draw the government's attention to the situation of fuel costs affecting citizens and businesses.

PoliticsAveiro
Protesters march against fuel price increases to Luís Montenegro's home
Expresso12 September 2026 at 16:20
Why this matters
Readers in Portugal are directly affected by rising fuel prices, and this demonstration shows that the business sector demands government action. The protest at Luís Montenegro's residence underscores the political pressure on the executive to address this economic concern.
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