Petrol, managers on strike 25-26 January

2023-01-12T10:02:17.684Z

The Faib-Confesercenti, Fegica, Figisc-Confcommercio note: 'To put an end to this wave of mud'. Pichetto: 'The strike is a legitimate right'. Fazzolari: 'Measures have been taken to protect the distributors'. Codacons: 'It is an absurd decision'. Slight reductions, green at 1.82 euros per litre. Inside the PODCAST (ANSA)

To put an end to this wave of mud

against a category of honest workers and try to re-establish the truth, the managers' associations, together, have taken the decision to proclaim the state of agitation of the Category, throughout the network; to start a counter-information campaign on the plants and proclaim, for the days of 25 and 26 January 2023, a first strike action, with a garrison under Montecitorio".

This can be read in a note from Faib-Confesercenti, Fegica, Figisc-Confcommercio.

The petrol station workers' strike "is their legitimate right".

Thus the Minister of the Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto, commented on the announcement of the strike by the petrol stations on 25 and 26 January.

"We are extremely sorry" that "the distributors have announced a two-day strike on the 25th and 26th because, they say, the state blames the petrol stations for the increase in petrol" but "the measures that the government has put in place are

against speculative phenomena therefore to protect the distributors

Thus, interviewed by telephone, the undersecretary of the presidency with responsibility for the implementation of the programme, Giovanbattista Fazzolari.

"Petrol is not at 2 and a half euros, in normal distributors it is around 1.8 euros, the measures are all aimed at putting a stop to those who engage in speculative phenomena. We have imagined them to protect" the distributors.

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The strike is scheduled from 19.00 on 24 January 2023 to 07.00 on 27 January 2023.

they took the decision to proclaim the state of agitation of the Category, all over the network;

to launch a counter-information campaign on the plants and proclaim, for the days of 25 and 26 January 2023, a first strike action, with a garrison under Montecitorio.

The impression that the category has drawn from this story is that of an Executive looking for resources to cover its political responsibilities, without even having the courage to put its face on the choices made and knowing full well that the Customs Agency, the Mimit and the Revenue Agency already have the knowledge and availability of data on movement, fuel prices and the reliability of daily communications provided by the category.

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The downward interventions on the fuel network continue

Ip is taking action today by cutting the recommended prices of petrol and diesel by 1.5 cents, according to what was revealed by Quotidiano Energia.

On the territory, the monitoring of the prices practiced shows little moved averages.

Meanwhile, the international prices of petroleum products have started to rise again with the risk of repercussions on refueling at the pump.

On the national network, based on the elaboration of Quotidiano Energia of the data communicated by the operators to the Mimit Observatory updated at 8 am yesterday 11 January, the national average price of petrol in self-service mode is still at 1.822 euros per litre, with various brands between 1.819 and 1.831 euros (no logo 1.819).

The average price charged for diesel self is 1.876 euros per liter (1.877 the previous value), with the companies between 1.875 and 1.879 euros (no logo 1.875).

On the served side, for petrol, the average price charged is 1.966 euros per liter (1.967 the previous figure) with colored systems with prices between 1.920 and 2.031 euros (no logo 1.872).

The average of diesel served is 2.020 euros (against 2.021), with company outlets with average prices between 1.965 and 2.079 euros per liter (no logo 1.926).

The prices charged for LPG are positioned between 0.795 and 0.807 euros per liter (no logo 0.777).