The strike of August 4 and 5 by petrol stations will not take place for now. September has been postponed, when the holidays of most Italians will be over. This was stated by the Undersecretary of Economic Development, Claudio De Vincenti who also informed him of the opening of a negotiating table to resolve the problems of the companies and distributors.
Italians who are setting off on the road can thus breathe a sigh of relief
August 4th and 5th are no longer black days for Italians: the gas station strike has been postponed
Pleasant news: the petrol station strike on the first weekend of August has been postponed to September - The Government said this following the opening of a negotiating table
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