Tito Boeri emphasizes how the impact of price increases is devastating for workers and proposes that the minimum wage be linked to inflation, criticizing emergency measures such as the reduction of excise duties. (translated)

Tito Boeri emphasizes how the impact of price increases is devastating for workers and proposes that the minimum wage be linked to inflation, criticizing emergency measures such as the reduction of excise duties. (translated)

Dati IPSOS: chi ha la licenza media o inferiore vota FdI o Lega. Quindi Bonaccini ha ragione. Punto. Cara Giorgia, ogni tanto sarebbe opportuno leggere i dati, invece di fare gne gne. Adesso parlaci dei problemi veri, dai. #Bonaccini #Meloni #Accise #scuola #30agosto https://t.co/gmLJRHNnEC #politica #elezioni #Italia
The Italian government, in light of rising energy costs and the expiration of the last tax discount on September 5, plans selective assistance and an extraordinary contribution agreed upon with the energy sector, reflecting on more effective and less regressive ways to manage available resources. (translated)

The front pages today highlight the enormous flooding between Nepal and Tibet that has caused numerous deaths and missing people, the extension of the diesel fuel excise discount in Italy, the death of actor Tim Curry, and the settlement fine paid by Meta for its alleged creation of addiction with social media. (translated)

The Council of Ministers has extended the cut in diesel excise duties until September 5, allocating an additional 130 million euros to assist the most vulnerable groups and studying a new support system, including a fuel bonus for employees and freelancers, to address the impact of the energy crisis. (translated)

The Council of Ministers approved the decree that extends the cut in fuel taxes on diesel until September 5, while after that date it will provide selective support based on income to address the increase in fuel prices, which have significantly impacted the expenses of Italian families during the summer. (translated)

The council of ministers has extended the discount on diesel taxes until September 5 to counter the rise in fuel prices, which has impacted family expenses during the summer, without, however, planning any intervention for gasoline. (translated)

The meeting of the Council of Ministers begins to discuss the extension of the tax cuts on fuels, while prices continue to rise, with estimates indicating an increase in spending by Italians on fuel during the summer, which could reach an additional 1.8 billion euros compared to last year, in the context of a crisis in international markets. (translated)

The government of Giorgia Meloni spent almost 2 billion euros in six months to temporarily reduce fuel taxes, but this measure, while popular, has proven ineffective in calming prices, which have increased due to rising oil costs and geopolitical tensions, making it difficult for the government to abandon a tool that is becoming unpopular. (translated)

The Council of Ministers is convened today at 6 PM at Palazzo Chigi to examine two legislative decrees related to the extension of the reduction in fuel taxes and urgent measures to ensure the operational continuity of the former Ilva plants, while gasoline and diesel prices continue to rise, significantly impacting Italian families' finances during the summer. (translated)

L'alternativa alla parola "tasse alle banche" per finanziare un taglio alle accise è una sola: "tasse ai cittadini", e a me fa venire orticaria DOPPIA. Oppure ci sarebbe un sano DEFICIT. Se agli alleati va bene figurarsi a noi. Salvini ha chiesto 20 mld. Tertium non datur. https://t.co/Zho98cq1qk #tasse #finanza #politica
The Italian government seems unable to tackle the rising gasoline prices due to the war in Iran and inflation, with inadequate proposals and increasing pressure to intervene effectively, especially considering the impact on the daily expenses of Italians. (translated)

Fuel prices continue to rise, with gasoline at 2.017 euros per liter and diesel at 2.137 euros, while at 6 PM a meeting of the Council of Ministers is scheduled to discuss the extension of the excise duty cut, necessary to alleviate the economic pressure on citizens and support the most needy segments, as highlighted by Confesercenti's estimates regarding the spending increase of 1.8 billion euros for the holidays of Italians. (translated)

Today, the main newspapers cover the likely extension of the diesel fuel tax discount, the visit of the CIA director to Moscow, and Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio's decision to leave EssilorLuxottica, as well as news on the transfer market ahead of the closing of the summer session. (translated)

On Wednesday, the Council of Ministers will meet to temporarily extend the cut in excise duties on fuels, while targeted support measures for low incomes are being worked on in response to the rising prices of diesel and gasoline. (translated)

The Italian government plans a temporary extension of the discount on diesel fuel excise taxes, while more targeted measures are being developed to support low-income groups in response to rising fuel prices. (translated)

The Italian government is addressing the issue of rising fuel prices ahead of the deadline for the excise tax discount, with a video conference meeting led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and notable participants such as Deputy Prime Ministers Antonio Tajani and Matteo Salvini. (translated)

The price of diesel on Italian highways has reached a new historical record, surpassing that of 2022, with an average of 2.204 euros per liter, while gasoline has approached 2.50 euros per liter on the Cisa, provoking strong criticism from consumer associations such as Codacons and the National Consumers Union for the insufficiency of the current discounts on excise duties. (translated)

To understand how Giorgia Meloni governed, just look at the joke about diesel and gasoline. During the election campaign, she promised to eliminate taxes, and during her government, the prices of diesel and gasoline skyrocketed; in the days of returning, the government made a small decree to... (translated)