Debate on Discharges: Fuel Prices: Merz Announces Discharges - What Can Happen?
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Germany's consumers groan below the high fuel prices, which are up to 20 percent (Diesel) or 35 cent (Benzin) above those in Austria. Friedrich Merz therefore announced early discharges in Berlin on Tuesday. "Yes, we will respond to price drivership. I believe that we have to act," said the German chancellor.
Refuelling in Germany is becoming more and more expensive. The debate about state intervention is starting. The federal government wants to act.
Refuelling in Germany is becoming more and more expensive. The debate about state intervention is starting. The federal government wants to act.
According to the fuel price record, readers debate tax cuts, price caps, oil companies and alternatives to the car.
The Chancellor promises discharges, the SPD also has a concrete idea: a price cap. It already exists in other EU countries – and unlike the fuel discount, it would cost the state nothing.
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