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Europe's Fuel Rage: Blockades in Portugal, Ports Shut in France

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Protests against soaring fuel prices have broken out in several European countries, with hundreds of trucks and fishing vessels blocking key infrastructure.In Portugal:️ Hundreds of trucks staged a go-slow protest on three highways toward Coimbra️...

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Among the claims of the land-planning subsector entrepreneurs is access to professional gas oil. Minister of Infrastructure and Housing intends to maintain close dialogue with everyone to take action in the future.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Discontent over rising fuel prices in Portugal was expressed today with a truck march and a “concert” of horns that rocked Lisbon. The truck march began early in the morning in the industrial zone on the outskirts of the city of Porto with the participation of about 500 trucks belonging to construction companies that do not benefit from the subsidies granted by the Portuguese government in the transport sector. The convoy of trucks has occupied …

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The convoy of trucks has taken over the highway connecting the north with the south of the country and will travel a distance of 140 kilometers.

·Marousi, Greece
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The truckers go from Paredes to Coimbra, against rising prices. Also in this newspaper, the possible attack with drones from Russia in Europe and the summary of JJ's debut in the National Team.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The slow march plans to bring together more than 400 trucks on a route between Paredes and Coimbra, through A42, A41 and A1. The Republican National Guard says that road traffic is expected to be constrained.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Diário de Coimbra broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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