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Hugo Soares Accuses José Luís Carneiro of Living "in the Past" and Rejects Tax Cuts in Fuels

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The secretary-general of the PSD accuses the PS leader of being "unaccustomed" to the times when, he says, the government of António Costa benefited from the increase in tax revenues generated by the rise in prices. Rejecting the socialist proposal to reduce the VAT on fuels, Hugo Soares argued that the support must continue to be made through the ISP

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The secretary-general of the PSD accuses the PS leader of being "unaccustomed" to the times when, he says, the government of António Costa benefited from the increase in tax revenues generated by the rise in prices. Rejecting the socialist proposal to reduce the VAT on fuels, Hugo Soares argued that the support must continue to be made through the ISP

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Hugo Soares accuses the PS leader of being "badly used" and "living in the past", when the PS government "earned money by increasing the price of fuels".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Hugo Soares accuses the PS leader of being "badly used" and "living in the past", when the PS government "earned money by increasing the price of fuels".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The parliamentary leader of the PS pointed out that, since March 2024, when AD took possession, gasoline is six cents more expensive per litre and nine cents more diesel.

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Asked whether the increase in fuel could be minimized by a VAT move, Hugo Soares said that the government "has talked a lot" about this possibility.

PSD Secretary General criticizes PS leader for comparisons with previous government on fuel prices.

·Porto, Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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