Diesel and gasoline prices are reaching record levels in France due to the surge in rates following a resurgence of tensions in the Middle East, with government assistance expected to support motorists facing this increase. (translated)
Je résume le discours de ce jour du psychopathe : C'est la faute de Poutine. C'est la faute de Trump. Ce n'est pas notre faute. L'État va continuer de se gaver de taxes sur les carburants. Les lobbies sur les énergies renouvelables vont continuer de se gaver. Ayez peur, cela nous permet de mieux vous contrôler. C'est bien ça? #Politique #Manipulation #Lobbies
Emmanuel Macron stated that it is crucial to act to avoid tensions in the diesel and gas markets during a meeting with political party leaders, in response to the economic crisis caused by rising fuel and energy prices. (translated)
Emmanuel Macron stated during a press conference at the Élysée that every effort will be made to address the fuel crisis in a context of international tensions. (translated)
Emmanuel Macron stated that the international situation and the fuel crisis are serious and emphasized the need to address the issues at their source during a press conference at the Élysée with the leaders of political parties. (translated)
Emmanuel Macron stated at a press conference that spending public money that the country does not have is not the best response to the fuel crisis, while emphasizing the need to address the problems at their root. (translated)
LIVE - Fuel prices: "Before spending the money of the French," Emmanuel Macron says he acts to "address the causes" of the rise. (translated)
⛽️🇫🇷 FLASH - Aucune baisse des taxes sur les carburants n’a été annoncée par Emmanuel Macron pour les Français, malgré la flambée des prix à la pompe. (conférence de presse) https://t.co/3auY81ivay #Carburants #Macron #France
The government is not offering anything concrete for the purchasing power of the French. If we want to reduce taxes on fuels, it is because more than 50% of the price at the pump consists of taxes, and because it is the only way to relieve our fellow citizens! (translated)
If we hadn't talked about purchasing power at this meeting, the President of the Republic wouldn't have even mentioned the issue. While the price of fuels could reach 3 euros per liter, there is a total disconnection of power in the face of social urgency. (translated)
In the face of the surge in fuel prices, Emmanuel Macron met with the main presidential candidates to discuss possible solutions such as tax reductions, price freezes, and increased targeted aid. (translated)
The article presents the advantages of converting vehicles to bioethanol or LPG, which can significantly reduce fuel costs in a context of sharp price increases, with savings potentially reaching two to three times cheaper than traditional fuels. (translated)
Calls for a new mobilization of the "yellow vests" for October 17, relaunched on social media, are raising concerns among the authorities about a potential new social upheaval due to rising fuel prices, although the origin of this call remains vague and unofficial. (translated)
The price of diesel in France has reached a new record of 2.39 euros per liter, sparking calls for protests as fuel price increases continue. (translated)
The rise in fuel prices cannot be understood without looking at what is happening beyond our borders. The tensions in the Middle East and the disruptions they cause have a direct impact on the daily lives and purchasing power of the French. (translated)
The government is disconnected from the suffering of working France and millions of drivers. With fuel prices that could reach 3 euros per liter, we need to act now: with @eciotti, we are calling for an immediate reduction in fuel taxes. (translated)
The Minister of Commerce, Serge Papin, stated that government aid for heavy truckers will not end on September 30, and that a meeting with the Prime Minister is scheduled to discuss its extension and potential terms of this arrangement. (translated)
Marine Tondelier, candidate for the Ecologist party in the presidential election, stated that extending aid to cope with rising fuel prices will not be enough for many French people. (translated)
The Minister of Economy, Roland Lescure, stated that the government will implement aid for fuels targeting those who need it most, while the Prime Minister is presenting a finance bill of 54 billion euros. (translated)
Economy Minister Roland Lescure acknowledges the concern of the French regarding the rise in fuel prices, while maintaining his policy of targeted aid and emphasizing the need to reduce the public deficit to 5% by 2027. (translated)
