The Minister of Enterprise and Made in Italy
Adolfo Urso
is asking for the petrol station strike of 25 and 26 January to be revoked, launching an appeal to trade associations to review the decision.
"It is a decision that harms citizens", Urso said in an interview by Maria Latella on Radio 24 at 'Il caffe' della Domenica'.
"There is a discussion table that we will keep open on an ongoing basis until there is a reorganization of the sector", assured the minister, speaking of "gray areas that damage those who work in complete honesty". the vast majority of managers.
Regarding the controversial measure of obliging distributors to display a sign with the average fuel prices, Urso reiterated how "the display of the billboard will help consumers to choose", as well as the free App that will be created for allow citizens to locate the most convenient petrol station in their area.
As regards the question of excise duties, the minister reiterated that not to propose the cut again was "a very precise choice of the government".
"The reduction of excise duties was made in an extraordinary moment and in time, but it brought benefits above all to the better-off. We - Urso explained - instead decided to allocate the resources available to the less well-off, to businesses and families,
especially the more numerous ones.
In times of crisis, the weakest are helped".