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Government Goes Back to the Discount Applied to the ISP: How Are the Prices Next Week?

The tax on petroleum products is now at the centre of the political discussion with the State budget to be discussed in the area of speciality.

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Government Goes Back to the Discount Applied to the ISP: How Are the Prices Next Week?

The tax on petroleum products is now at the centre of the political discussion with the State budget to be discussed in the area of speciality.

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