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Montenegro Criticizes the Situation Leading to the Rise in Oil Prices: "We Have to Solve This Issue"

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Prime Minister acknowledges that it is a very difficult time, which gives "unstableness" on the international scene

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The Prime Minister calls for an increase in the price of fuels and its consequences: "We cannot let ourselves down, we cannot weaken in the face of difficulty".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Prime Minister acknowledges that it is a very difficult time, which gives "unstableness" on the international scene

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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"We have to solve this issue (...) in the coming weeks, in the coming times, this foolishness of being penalizing economies and people, in general, that no one is taking advantage of, and resolving this impasse," said Luís Montenegro.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The head of government spoke at the ceremony that marked the centenary of the municipality of São João da Madeira, held at the House of Creativity.

Luís Montenegro says that it is urgent to resolve the crisis around the increase in the cost of living, mainly due to the rise in the price of fuels. The Prime Minister guarantees that no one is taking advantage of this situation.

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The ruler alluded to this context and to the uncertainty that it entails to point to the effect that it is having on the supply of essential goods, in particular in fuels, whose price rises in a senseless way.

·Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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