
The Italian government returns to intervene on diesel excise duties after more than three weeks of stop, introducing a discount of 6.1 cents per liter valid for eleven days.
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The government intervenes again on diesel excise duties after a stop of more than three weeks.
Eleven days discount on diesel prices.
The government, after more than three weeks of stoppage, is once again taking action on diesel excise duties, with a cut of 6.1 cents per litre.
The same one that was active until October 5th.

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The Italian government intervenes again on diesel excise duties with a cut of 6.1 cents per liter valid for eleven days, financed through part of the VAT extra revenue for September.