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French Fishermen Protest Against Soaring Energy Prices

The government raised per-litre aid to 35 cents, but fishermen say diesel costs are still too high and kept blockades in place.

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French fishermen blocked ports in southern France to protest against high energy prices, adding pressure on the government amid its attempts to finalize a deficit-reducing 2027 budget. The protests are in sync with nationwide strikes addressing various grievances. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu extended emergency fuel subsidies to ease tensions.

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French fishermen have closed ports as diesel prices continue to rise, causing increasing tension in the country.

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Two ports and a fuel depot in southern France were closed on Thursday by fishermen protesting against rising fuel prices.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Rising fuel prices are causing strong reactions across Europe, with citizens and professionals protesting the rising costs. In southern France, fishermen have blocked ports and oil facilities, protesting the cost of diesel, while clashes have occurred with police forces. In the north, protesters have targeted gas stations ... More www.ertnews.gr

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Radio France Internationale broke the news in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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