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Portuguese cross the border to refuel in Badajoz and compare fuel prices

Braga TV13 September 2026 at 14:38

The difference in fuel prices between Portugal and Spain continues to lead Portuguese people to cross the border for refueling. This practice has intensified due to the higher costs practiced in Portuguese territory compared to the neighboring country.

A Portuguese person traveled to Badajoz, in Spain, specifically for refueling, where they found prices they considered lower than in Portugal. The Spanish city is located in Extremadura, in the border region with Portugal.

The individual, identified as Pedro Filipe, shared the experience on social media after refueling. They published a photograph accompanied by a short message, where they documented the prices they found at the Spanish gas station.

The phenomenon reflects the growing demand from Portuguese consumers for more economical alternatives in Spain, taking advantage of the geographical proximity and the fiscal and currency differences between the two countries.

Why this matters

Portuguese consumers face higher fuel prices compared to Spain, which forces them to travel to the border to save money. This situation directly affects drivers' wallets and reflects the differences in fiscal policy and market competition between the two countries.

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