Around 80 protesters marched from Santa Maria da Feira to Prime Minister Montenegro's residence in Espinho to protest against fuel prices.
The participants demanded concrete measures from the Government to stop the increase in energy and fuel costs.
The protest organizers threatened to carry out new actions if the executive does not present solutions for the cost of living.
The protest took place near Montenegro's home, marking an action of proximity to the Prime Minister.
Readers in the Northern region are directly affected by fuel costs, which impact the daily lives of families and businesses. The proximity of the protest to the Prime Minister's home highlights the growing pressure on the executive to act, and the promises of new actions indicate that the protest may only be the beginning of a broader mobilization.
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