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    Die Regierung wird in den kommenden Tagen eine „angemessene Reaktion“ auf steigende Kraftstoffpreise geben

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    1. No-Negotiation2922 on

      Ah yes, let’s give them just enough time to squeeze in a few more price hikes, so they can be sure they still come out on top when they finally offer any so-called relief to consumers.

    2. Babyindablender on

      In other words, all the Ministers who can sign off on any measures are away for Patrick’s day, so nothing will happen.

    5. Dull_Brain2688 on

      An “appropriate response” needed to be made a fortnight ago. At best it’s a “response”.

    6. Several-Ad-6958 on

      What they really mean is that they are waiting for PERMISSION from the EU to decide…

    7. mybighairyarse on

      my car took €63 last week for a fill. Diesel.

      Filled it this morning. It is now €80.

      And the government couldn’t give a bollox……

      For the love of fuck.

    9. Hekssas on

      Response is gonna be increasing the scam carbon tax.

      Just to clarify the reason I call it a scam. Carbon tax was introduced as a ring fenced tax for climate action funding. What was found though was that the government is siphoning away about 40% of it for climate action unrelated expenses, thus directly breaking their own statements about what it will be used for.

    11. stuyboi888 on

      Still no action. To give is future tense. Appropriate response could be anything. 

      Get in with it. Or will it be like disposable capes, it takes so long that any action would be much to late.

    12. DueDisplay2185 on

      Only logical solution to this is demand stronger work from home legislation

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