Portugal: Trucks March in Lisbon Against Fuel Price Hikes
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The organizers of this protest movement in Lisbon are calling for a reduction in taxes on petroleum products, but also the suspension of tolls and teleworking measures The post Portugal: Trucks march in Lisbon against fuel price hikes appeared first on in.gr.
Hundreds of truck drivers in Portugal staged a protest over record fuel prices by organizing a slow-moving column on a motorway, while drivers in Lisbon signaled en masse on the city's main bridge.
The GNR counted 380 trucks this morning in the slow march organized by entrepreneurs from the land-planning sector and noted that the protest took place without incident. The GNR content counted about 380 trucks in the slow march appears first in Folha Nacional.
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IOL PortugalGNR also reports that the slow march that took place this Friday "went within normality, without incidents to register".
The slow march with hundreds of trucks lasted, this Friday, about five hours. The protest was against the increase in fuel prices and took place without incident.
Discontent over soaring fuel prices in Portugal was expressed today with a march of about 500 trucks in the north of the country and a "concert" of honking by drivers on a bridge in Lisbon. Read here ⇛
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