Latin American nations tweak fuel prices and energy subsidies in June 2026

Argentina introduced a new LPG subsidy, the "Plan Hogar" replacement, refunding ARS 9,593 per 10‑kg cylinder to households whose net income does not exceed three basic baskets. Eligibility excludes owners of recent cars, multiple properties or luxury assets.

Fuel prices in Córdoba shifted in early June: YPF lowered super gasoline to $2.084 per litre while raising premium and diesel grades, Shell and Gulf posted mixed changes, and overall household fuel spending rose by almost ARS 39,000 per month.

In Mexico’s Yucatán state, gasoline listed at 23.96 pesos per litre (magna), 27.81 premium and 27.01 diesel on 20 June, with little daily variation.

The Dominican Republic kept essential fuels frozen for a third month, providing a RD$399.4 million subsidy and fixing gasoline, diesel and LPG prices for the week of 20‑26 June.

Peru’s Arequipa region reported regular gasoline between 14.99 and 17.35 soles per gallon on 19 June, premium gasoline from 17.80 to 18.68 soles, diesel around 18.70‑19.17 soles, and LPG 6.90‑7.35 soles.

Honduras announced price cuts of 4‑5 lempiras for gasoline, kerosene and diesel effective 22 June, while maintaining a domestic GLP subsidy.

Colombia’s Colgas pledged to convert 3,000 vehicles to AutoGLP in 2026, promising roughly 45 % fuel‑cost savings and a 17 % CO₂ reduction. The government also issued Decree 595, creating incentives for new electric and hybrid‑vehicle production facilities.