Fuels: "Filling up Has Become a Sacrifice", Édouard Philippe Asks for a Doubling of Targeted Aid
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Since 1 January, diesel fuel has increased by 45% in France. In the face of this surge, each party is moving ahead with its solution. Bruno Retailleau, for example, wants to remove the EWCs in order to lower the price of the litre. For his part, Marine Le Pen proposes a reduction in VAT. For Jean-Luc Mélenchon, we must tackle directly the margins of refiners, by blocking prices. Édouard Philippe, for his part, calls for the doubling of targeted …
Fuel Prices: Édouard Philippe "Demands" From the Government "the Immediate Doubling of Targeted Aid"
The government has just announced an extension of aid to sectors weakened by the rise in fuel prices. Earlier today, the former Prime Minister and presidential candidate, Édouard Philippe, called for "double" this aid.
In the face of rising fuel prices, presidential candidate Edouard Philippe asked the government on Wednesday for a small effort on state spending to double targeted aid to drivers
"I call for the immediate doubling of targeted aid, financed by savings on state spending, to support those who depend on their car to get to work," wrote the former Prime Minister, presidential candidate.
The presidential candidate advocates an immediate strengthening of financial support for the dependent workers of their vehicle, financed by budgetary savings Édouard Philippe, candidate for the
Candidate Horizons wants to target the French dependent on their car to work and finance the measure through savings on the state.
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