MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Mr. Tsipras Announced the Price He Wants for Oil - The Arithmetic Is Missing - iefimerida.gr
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"Easy solutions" characterizes the announcements of Alexis Tsipras, the Ministry of National Economy and Finance, in response to his proposals for cheaper fuel. The Ministry of National Economy and Finance, in a statement, comments that the announcements of the head of the Greek National Police "lack arithmetic" and proceeds to deconstruct his proposals. The announcement-response of the Ministry of National Economy and Finance to Alexis Tsipras …
The Ministry of National Economy and Finance has unleashed a firestorm over the announcements of ELAS President Alexis Tsipras regarding fuel measures. “Mr. Tsipras announced the price he wants for diesel at the pump and then listed the measures that supposedly lead to it. However, between the announcement […]
The Ministry of Finance describes Alexis Tsipras' proposals for cheaper fuels, with a ceiling of 1.40 euros for heating oil and 1.80 euros for diesel, as "easy solutions" that "in practice" do not pay off. The Ministry of Finance questions the fiscal feasibility of the measures, arguing that reducing the VAT by 50% would create a "hole" of approximately 2 billion euros, while regarding the taxation of refineries, it claims that it cannot immedia…
The Ministry of National Economy and Finance is launching a sharp attack against Alexis Tsipras' proposals for fuel prices.
The Ministry of National Economy and Finance has launched a firestorm against Alexis Tsipras's announcements regarding fuel support measures. The Ministry's announcement emphasizes that Mr. Tsipras' proposals for VAT and ETC reductions, taxation of refinery excess profits and caps, conflict with European rules, create fiscal gaps or do not immediately reduce prices at the pump, while at the same time presenting the government's already implement…
According to the ministry, refineries are already participating in the effort to contain prices through discounts exceeding 30 million euros per month, while since mid-July they have allocated a total of 87 million euros. The Ministry of National Economy and Finance is responding to Alexis Tsipras' proposals for reducing fuel prices, arguing that the measures presented by the former prime minister either conflict with the European institutional …
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