Transporters Demand More Aid From the Government in the Face of the Escalation of Diesel Fuel
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The sector regards the new anti-crisis decree adopted in the Council of Ministers as insufficient and calls for aid to be in line with cost developments.
The Executive issues a third decree of measures that incorporates the limitation of the increase of the gas bill and prolongs the aid to transporters, farmers, ranchers and shipowners
The renewal of measures by war coincides with the upturn in inflation
With inflation once again skyrocketing and with no prospect of an imminent decline – the European Central Bank (ECB) has resumed raising interest rates – the Spanish government has been forced to extend some of the measures put in place due to the war in Iran. One of the keys is to contain energy prices, both electricity and fossil fuels.
Today, the government launches a new decree to cushion the impact of the energy crisis, in which the extension of aid to the agri-food sector until the end of the year is taken for granted. Read
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