President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador announced that next Monday will exhibit at the gas stations that sell more expensive fuel and also will announce the price that sells Pemex.
“Don’t you think that we are not observing the behaviour in the management of prices to the consumer, which is what matters to us, so we have decided as a first call, in the first instance, ask dealers to help us. It is a fraternal warrant, is a friendly call”.
Lee: If abuse entrepreneurs, we make our own network of petrol stations: AMLO López Obrador ruled by encouraging competition among construction and profits be reasoned to prevent abuses in fuel prices.
“It turns out Pemex low price and the price rises to consumers. That is what we have to solve together and not get angry, the Government must protect consumers, more if an effort is being made in that it will not increase prices. We are not talking about having no utility, but it is reasoned, that it is not abused”.
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He said there will be no increase in petrol and diesel beyond inflation and indicated that using a mobile application will strengthen the dissemination among consumers, so they know where petrol is cheaper and they can buy it.
Construction acknowledge that prices have risen, but they attributed this increase to the losses due to the crisis of the shortages, lack of storage infrastructure and low investment by the Government in recent years. https://t.co/lzp9TiJJ5Y – AnimalPolitico.com (@Pajaropolitico) April 10, 2019 thanks for reading! Help us to continue with our work. How? You can now subscribe to political Animal on Facebook. With your monthly donation, you will receive special content. Find out how to subscribe here. Check our list of frequently asked questions here.
