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Record fuel price rise triggers protests in Portugal

Summary by Euronews
A slow-drive protest and blaring horns marked the day petrol and diesel prices rose again, with fuel costs hitting record highs across Europe.

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Protests took place on the roads in Portugal following the increase in fuel prices, after diesel reached a historic price on Monday, following price increases throughout the year, Euronews reports, quoted by News.ro.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Portugal has been rocked by protests after another record fuel price hike, with oil hitting its highest level ever recorded in the country. The new price hike was accompanied by protests on the country's main streets. In the morning, citizens held a protest with car horns on the 25 de Abril bridge, which connects Lisbon with the city of Almada south of the Tagus River. At the same time, in the south of the country, a convoy of vehicles slowly mo…

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Protests have broken out in Portugal due to a record increase in diesel prices.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Accompanied by the GNR, the protesters left towards the refinery of Sines and nearby roads, honking and shouting slogans against the cost of fuels.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Faced with one of the biggest ever rises in the price of fuels in Portugal, the 25th of April Bridge was the scene of the discontent of drivers, which was heard just in the morning. The day of...

·Lisboa, Portugal
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SIC Notícias broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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