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Ventura Challenges Carneiro to Approve Reduction of VAT on Fuels: "It Is in the Hands of the PS"

Summary by Jornal Expresso
The leader of the Arri insists that the bill of the Arri to reduce the VAT on fuels does not violate the norm-brake of the Constitution. Socialists prepare rejection

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PS and Arri advance with identical measures on fuels and essential cabaz, but with different instruments. Ventura challenges Carneiro to approve, but PS fears risk for the image of the right accounts.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The leader of the Arri insists that the bill of the Arri to reduce the VAT on fuels does not violate the norm-brake of the Constitution. Socialists prepare rejection

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Socialists have again presented a recommendation to the government for a temporary reduction of VAT on fuels, gas and electricity and exemption from tax on essential products.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The secretary-general of the PS today accused the Squad of "trying to deceive the Portuguese" in the debate on the reduction of VAT on fuels, saying that the party contributed to the lead of socialist proposals in this sector.

·Portugal
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The secretary general of the PS, José Luís Carneiro, accuses Enough of trying to deceive the Portuguese.

If there is any courage to do so, if José Luís Carneiro is a man of his word. The president of Arri, André Ventura, challenged on Friday the secretary-general of the PS, José Luís Carneiro, to approve the reduction of the VAT on the fuels of the current 23% for the intermediate rate, by 13%. In statements to journalists, in Cascais, André Ventura said that the Arri presented this Friday a bill in this sense, which will be discussed in the Assemb…

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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Paço de Arcos, Portugal on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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