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New support for sectors affected by rising fuel prices
PoliticsSantarém

New support for sectors affected by rising fuel prices

SAPO14 September 2026 at 13:23

The government announced new support for the sectors most affected by rising fuel prices. The objective is to mitigate the impact of the increase in fuel costs in these industries.

The sectors that will be covered by these support measures include freight transport, firefighters, the social sector and taxis. These have been identified as the most vulnerable to the worsening of prices.

The Executive revealed that it is monitoring the situation and taking measures to respond to the difficulties faced by these sectors. The implementation of these support measures comes as a direct response to the current context of constant increase in fuel prices.

Why this matters

Readers who work in the mentioned sectors - transport, taxis, firefighters or social organizations - can directly benefit from these government support measures. The measure follows the worsening of fuel prices that has been increasing operational costs in these areas, affecting the financial sustainability of these activities and essential services.

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