Continue strike of petrol stations, but the petrol stations will be partially closed. The union front split after the meeting with the Government, which proposed a Memorandum of Understanding: Fegica Cisl and Faib Confesercenti have confirmed the mobilization, while Figisc Confcommercio and Anisa have decided to withdraw. Their subscribers will keep the distributors open.
"Today we are facing an unjustified strike with respect to the solution of a long-standing problem, the tax bonus on fuels - said the undersecretary for economic development, Stephen Saglia -. The Government's proposals are exhaustive, in line with the commitments made. Going on strike is an act of irresponsibility, given the moment we are living in”.
As for the provision that will be included in the stability bill, Saglia explained that Minister Paolo Romani "assured that there is a solid agreement with the Ministry of the Economy to make the tax bonus is structurala permanent solution".
It would be a matter of “healing the past with a tax bonus as quantified and for the future the introduction of an increase of just one thousandth on the price of petrol”.
Saglia also explained that the Government's proposal contemplates cutting for amounts exceeding 100 euros of bank commissions on the purchase of petrol through credit and debit cards.
