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Chile Is the Oecd Country with the Biggest Rise in the Cost of Bencin: This Is Its Position in an International Ranking
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The historical increase in the price of bencina has greatly affected the pocket of Chileans. This was evidenced by an international ranking that showed that Chile is the country of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) with the biggest increase in the cost of fuel. The study was carried out by Global Petrol Prices, which carries out a monitoring of the retail prices of fuels, electricity and natural gas in 150 countrie…
Chile leads a fuel increase in OECD with 14.2% in gasoline (GlobalPetrolPrices). International agencies report unrest and protests after Kast's decision to eliminate Mepco subsidies. According to polls, 60% believe a preventable rise and presidential disapproval reaches 51% weeks after assuming the government.
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