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Latin American nations adjust fuel subsidies amid global energy volatility

Several Latin American nations are implementing varying fuel policies to address rising international energy costs driven by Middle East conflicts.

In Peru, President Keiko Fujimori has announced a temporary three-month subsidy of 15% to 20% for diesel and gasoline. This measure targets freight, passenger transport, mototaxistas, and river transport operators to mitigate protests and strikes, particularly in the Ucayali region. The subsidy will be deposited directly into the bank accounts of authorized operators.

In Mexico, the Ministry of Finance has adjusted fiscal incentives for fuels. While the subsidy for diesel has increased, the support for Magna gasoline has been reduced, and the stimulus for Premium gasoline has been eliminated, leading to higher costs for motorists.

In the Dominican Republic, the government is utilizing a multi-billion peso fund to subsidize various fuels. While regular gasoline and diesel prices have seen slight increases, the government maintains a freeze on LPG and natural gas prices to protect consumers under its anti-crisis plan.

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Argentina · Argentine Sunflower Association · Dominican Republic · Elmer Cuba · Keiko Fujimori · Mexico · Ministerio de Energía y Minas · Ministerio de Industria, Comercio y Mipymes · Ministry of Economy and Finance · Ministry of Energy and Mines · Ministry of Industry, Commerce and MSMEs · National Statistics Office of the Dominican Republic

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