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in Portugal, Business · 18 Oct 2021, 09:18 · 2 Comments
The rise covers both unleaded and diesel and will be around one cent per litre.
The hike is justified by the increase in the price of refined products in international markets, and comes after fuel prices hit record highs in Portugal last week, when unleaded exceeded two euros per litre for the first time ever.
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Why is Portugal so hard affected by "international market" compared to Spain ?
Euro Super 95:
Spain: € 1, 47
Portugal: € 1,71
It is not due to international market the Portugal prices are so high
By Gustav from Algarve on 19 Oct 2021, 16:02
Portuguese government loves taxing its citizens and pushing them into further poverty. Poverty, poor living conditions, lack of dignified housing, hunger - all that keeps people under control.
By K from Algarve on 21 Oct 2021, 12:28