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PCP promotes honk protest against fuel price increases

dnoticias.pt14 September 2026 at 16:58

PCP will promote a honk protest against the increase in fuel prices next Thursday, September 17th, at 6 PM. The protest action will take place on Avenida do Mar, near the Legislative Assembly of Madeira.

The communist party is calling for the participation of the regional population in this demonstration. In a statement, PCP states that the increase in fuel prices is increasingly weighing on the pockets of the populations of Madeira and Porto Santo.

PCP considers it necessary to say enough to the continuous increases in fuel prices. The party demands measures that protect those who work and live on these islands.

Why this matters

The readers of Madeira and Porto Santo are directly affected by the increase in fuel prices, which weighs on their family budget. This PCP protest action represents political mobilization to pressure for consumer protection measures against the continuous rise in energy prices.

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