Last Hour De La Espriella Orders to Reverse Gasoline Increase in October
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Bogotá, Oct 1 (Latin Press) The President of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, asked the Minister of Mines and Energy, María Arboleda, to reverse the increase in the price of gasoline that was to come into force today in the country. The post Colombian President asked to reverse the price increase of gasoline first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The president asked the Minister of Mines and Energy, María Nohemí Arboleda Arango, to reverse the increase applied this month, while the government defines how the measure will be effective.
The president asked to review the rise while seeking solutions to the international increase in the price of oil.
The president quoted the Minister of Mines and Energy after learning about the $46 per gallon increase. He asked to explain measures before affecting the pocket of Colombians.
President Abelardo de la Espriella asked the Ministry of Mines to seek permanent solutions to face the rise in the international price of oil
The gallon of current gasoline had an average adjustment of $46 since this October 1.
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