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Fuel measures cost 340 million euros; gasoline prices rise to 2 euros again · Cyprus Report

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Fuel measures cost 340 million euros; gasoline prices rise to 2 euros again

1 sourceFirst reported 11 days agoUpdated 11 days ago

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The Greek government has spent 340 million euros on fuel subsidies and discounts in an attempt to stabilize fuel prices.
Despite these measures, the price of gasoline has risen back to 2 euros per liter.
The government's efforts, including the Fuel Pass program, have not succeeded in limiting fuel price increases.
There has been a refusal from the government to reduce fuel taxes as a potential solution to the price surge.

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Καύσιμα: «Έκαψαν» 340 εκατ. ευρώ και η βενζίνη ξανά στα 2 ευρώ – Γιατί απέτυχαν τα μέτραTo Vima · 11 days ago

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The Greek government has spent 340 million euros on fuel subsidies and discounts in an attempt to stabilize fuel prices.
Despite these measures, the price of gasoline has risen back to 2 euros per liter.
The government's efforts, including the Fuel Pass program, have not succeeded in limiting fuel price increases.
There has been a refusal from the government to reduce fuel taxes as a potential solution to the price surge.

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