Facua considered "unreasonable" the new record gasoline and requests the Government to set a maximum price Directory
Facua spokesman, Consumer Action, Rubén Sánchez, has demanded the Government to set a maximum price for gasoline in order to prevent further increases This product harm "seriously" to citizens, considering that the increase of the fuel to reach a new high this week "has no justification."
After the last spike in the cost of gasoline up to a record high of 1.285 euros, Sanchez told Europa Press that he suspects oil companies "not compete" to keep oil prices to rise as the cost of crude is still about $ 50 below its peak in 2008.
"The government should redefine its energy policy to establish reference prices to reasonable levels," he said, and then arguing that liberalized sectors such as mobile phones already have price ceilings.
"There is no reason not to," said spokesman Facua, while no doubt that the Government has traveled to act. "The government has to choose between going for the oil companies or consumers," he asked.
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