Thursday, March 28, 2024

Fuel price dilemma: Mass strikes to happen in next several months

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The government recently raised fuel prices to avoid an overburdening of the state budget from subsidies designed to keep domestic fuel costs low despite increasing oil prices. In the face of expanding energy subsidies, the government decided to raise the price of fuels, to bridge the gap between retail and economic prices and thereby relieve pressure on public coffers.

 
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