Blocking of fuel prices and mobilizations in the face of the energy crisis

Blocking fuel prices: could we really replicate the 1990 precedent without shortages, as LFI assures?

To support his party's request to block prices at the pump, LFI national coordinator Manuel Bompard recalled the precedent of 1990. Just after the outbreak of the Gulf War, the State had taken “temporary measures” against increases in fuel prices.

At the dawn of the presidential campaign, Emmanuel Macron presents candidates with a backdrop of international crises

DECRYPTION - The Head of State received candidates for the presidential election or their representatives at the Élysée on Friday to explain to them the consequences of the international crises in Ukraine and the Middle East.

“There aren’t many of us but it’s still that”: in Nice, fishermen block the marina to make their voices heard

REPORT - Few in number in the City of Angels, fishermen nevertheless wanted to express their anger against the rise in fuel prices.

Fuels: a very large majority of French people believe in the return of the “yellow vests”

EXCLUSIVE SURVEY - Faced with a new surge in fuel prices, 88% of French people believe that the 2018 movement can be revived, according to an Odoxa-Backbone survey for Le Figaro.

“Save the profession”: why angry fishermen are mobilizing this week

The new blockade of the oil depot in Frontignan raises fears of new clashes between the police and members of the profession. Despite everything, the latter continue their social movement this Thursday to demand better consideration of their situation by the State.

In Syria, unprecedented demonstrations against the rise in fuel prices

DECRYPTION - The movement of anger which broke out this Sunday in the north-east of the country, in the context of the war in Iran, could turn into a political test for the transitional authorities.

Soaring prices, localized stock shortages… Should we fear a fuel shortage in France?

Around 13% of service stations are currently experiencing fuel supply difficulties, according to the government, which specifies that “90.8% of out-of-service stations belong to the TotalEnergies network”.

Gaëtan de Capèle’s editorial: “Fuel surge, Rapetou State, powerless State”

Helpless in the face of an energy crisis which has its roots in the Strait of Hormuz, and above all at the helm of a ruined country, the government manages the matter as best it can, day by day.

Aid for “long-distance drivers”, for farmers, for construction, etc. How long will the fuel support measures last?

While prices at the pump are falling again, following the drop in oil prices linked to the de-escalation in the Middle East, the question of the future of the aid put in place by the government at the start of the conflict arises.

Going on vacation: where to find the cheapest gasoline or diesel?

SEARCH ENGINE – This weekend of crossover on the roads is accompanied by prices at the pump that are slightly down, but still well above their levels before the conflict in the Middle East. Discover the most affordable gas stations with our search engine.