In brief: Fuel crisis: France extends and expands aid to long-distance drivers, but maintains its taxes
The RFI — Français report summarizes the main elements available, maintaining the statements attributed to their sources.
RFI — French devotes a report to "In brief: Fuel crisis: France extends and expands aid to long-distance drivers, but maintains its taxes" and presents this element as the central development of the available information.
The available report indicates that France announced on Tuesday 22 September an extension until the end of the year and an extension of aid to long-distance drivers, in an attempt to respond to the concerns of the French most affected by the soaring fuel prices. The report also specifies that the latter was caused in particular by the conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.
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- Crise des carburants: la France prolonge et élargit l’aide aux grands rouleurs, mais maintient ses taxes — RFI — Français
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