Slovenian Fuel Prices Increase Significantly, Raising Cost of Living Concerns
Slovenia is experiencing a notable increase in fuel prices, with gasoline rising by 11.5 cents and diesel by nearly 17 cents per liter, effective Tuesday. This energy price hike is being perceived as a direct attack on the standard of living for citizens.
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Bencin dražji za 11,5 centa, dizel za skoraj 17 centov na liter
S torkom se, kot napovedano, obetajo višje cene bencina, dizla in kurilnega olja. Liter bencina bo stal 1,581 evra, liter dizla 1,696 evra in liter kurilnega olja 1,342 evra. Bencin bo tako dražji za 11,5 centa, dizel pa za 16,8 centa na liter. Vlada je izdala tudi uredbo, ki namesto 14-dnevnega uvaja tedensko usklajevanje cen.
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