El Ejecutivo prorroga hasta diciembre las bonificaciones fiscales a los carburantes

The Spanish government has extended until the end of the year tax rebates on fuels as part of its crisis management decree. These rebates will gradually decrease: by 20 cents per liter in October, 13 cents in November, and 6 cents in December. The conflict in the Middle East, which has led to a significant increase in energy prices and inflation, has prompted the government to approve three crisis decrees in just seven months.

The latest decree, announced on Tuesday, aims to mitigate the impact of the sharp fuel price increase and prevent further aggravation of food prices that would disproportionately affect vulnerable households. The government's new crisis package also includes support for the most affected sectors and vulnerable families. The reduction in tax rebates will be 20 cents per liter of fuel in October, 13 cents in November, and 6 cents in December.