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PCP announces campaign against rising prices and degradation of public services

dnoticias.pt15 September 2026 at 16:34

The PCP will carry out a campaign in Madeira between September 17 and October 11, aiming to protest against the increase in the cost of living, the degradation of public services and the difficulties in accessing housing. The initiative is presented as an action of denouncement and claims-based struggle against the consequences of right-wing policy.

The campaign is integrated into the national initiative called "Breaking with Injustices – A New Direction for Portugal, A Better Life", which is a nationwide mobilization of the communist party.

The objective of the action is to confront the reality experienced by the Madeiran population with the profits obtained by economic groups, highlighting what the PCP considers to be an unequal distribution of economic benefits.

Why this matters

The readers of Madeira are directly affected by this campaign, which aims to mobilize the population against the increase in the cost of living and the degradation of public services in the region. The PCP initiative represents a form of organized political opposition that seeks to influence the public debate about the consequences of government policies for Madeiran citizens.

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