On June 30, the extraordinary measures taken in response to the effects of the war in Ukraine, including tax cuts to lower the price of electricity or bonuses of 20 cents to lower the price of fuel, will expire on June 30.
The President of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, announced on Tuesday that he is open to an extension beyond June 30 of the Royal Decree decree granting the urgent action to respond to the economic and social impact of the war in Ukraine.
“We will do everything we can to protect our economy, our industry, companies and families,” Sánchez assured in statements to the media, after participating in the extraordinary European Council in Brussels, where the sixth package of sanctions against Russia was agreed for the invasion. of Ukraine and the partial embargo on Russian oil.
Likewise, Sánchez has emphasized that: “no economy” is safe of the cost of the war, and has insisted that the whole situation requires: “sacrifices” by all states members in a context of runaway inflation.
Valid until June 30, last March the Spanish government approved the decree that includes tax cuts to reduce the cost of electricity pricea bonus of 20 cents gas per liter or setting a limit of 2% for revisions of the Rental
The amount of the Minimum living income (IMV) to reach more vulnerable families and was expanded to 600,000 families plus the electric social voucherreaching 1.9 million households.
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Source: EITB
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