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Drivers Working at Sines Refinery Protest over Latest Fuel Price Hikes

Today’s significant increase in the price of fuel is hammering everyone – but workers at the Sines refinery, many of whom have to travel in excess of 50 km per

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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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Protesters from Grândola, Santiago do Cacém and Vila Nova de Santo André are moving towards the Galp refinery in Sines in a protest against rising fuel prices.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Passing through the Galp refinery in Sines, motorists honk and some shout slogans against the cost of fuels.

A slow march of cars is this morning on the roads leading to the Galp refinery in Sines, Setúbal district, in a protest against the increase in the price of fuels. The content Motorists in slow march in Sines against the increase in the price of fuels appears first in Folha Nacional.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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A slow march of cars is this morning on the roads to the Galp refinery in Sines, in the district of Setúbal, in a protest against the increase of the price of fuels. The protesters have started from various points of the region, such as Grândola, Santiago do Cacém or Vila Nova de Santo André, in the latter [...] The content Motorists in slow march in Sines against the increase of the price of fuels appears first in Radio Campanário.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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