Transporters complain about the decrease in fuel subsidies since September 1st
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The National Federation of Transportation Associations of Spain (Fenadismer) has denounced a reduction in fuel subsidies for the sector, which are scheduled to decrease to 5 cents per litre starting September 1, down from 15 cents in August. The announcement was made in Madrid on August 28.
In response to the change, Fenadismer criticized the current variable system for transport subsidies, advocating instead for greater financial stability. According to the reported information, the specific reduction in the transport fuel aid to 5 cents is partially offset by broader reductions associated with relief measures on hydrocarbons.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Fenadismer critica...Focuses on criticism of the variable subsidy system and demands stability.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Los transportistas denuncian...Highlights the direct complaint by transporters regarding the September subsidy decrease.