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Protesters Protest Fuel Increases and March to Luís Montenegro's Home

Summary by Jornal Expresso
The march, organized by a group of entrepreneurs, began with the firemen of Santa Maria da Feira and continues to Espinho. The group demands that Luís Montenegro take action in the face of rising fuel prices

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The march, organized by a group of entrepreneurs, began with the firemen of Santa Maria da Feira and continues to Espinho. The group demands that Luís Montenegro take action in the face of rising fuel prices

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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About 80 people wanted to get to the house of Luís Montenegro in Espinho, but police blocked access. Organizers of the demonstration deny political affiliation, but spokesman is municipal congressman of the Arri.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Civic event that aims to give voice to the concerns of citizens, workers, farmers, truckers, transporters, drivers, bikers and families regarding the increase in the cost of fuels, the cost of living and the tax burden, left Largo da Feira de Espinho and went to the home of Prime Minister Luís Montenegro in Espinho, September 12, 2026.

·Portugal
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About 80 people today participated in a demonstration in Espinho against rising fuel prices and cost of living, in an initiative promoted by three entrepreneurs.

According to the spokesman, who is municipal deputy of the city, the movement was born of a civic initiative and not of political organization The content About 80 people protested with the house of Montenegro against fuel increase appears first in MINHO.

Some 80 people today took part in a demonstration in Espinho against rising fuel prices and cost of living, an initiative promoted by three entrepreneurs to pressure the government to come up with solutions.

·Portugal
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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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