This Tuesday afternoon, the Chamber of Deputies will hold a special session to vote on a bill containing measures to mitigate the impact of the fuel price increases announced by the government of President José Antonio Kast.
According to what was defined by the Chamber's committee, the session will take place this Tuesday, March 245, between 6:00 PM and 7:30 PM, and its purpose is to discuss the bill that "adopts temporary measures to control the price of domestic kerosene in the context of the international energy emergency, and other measures as indicated, Bulletin No. 18137-05, with the urgent designation of Immediate Discussion."
It was reported that 90 minutes will be allocated for the debate of the initiative, granting two minutes per deputy, followed by the vote. Furthermore, it was agreed to suspend the committee sessions scheduled for this afternoon.
The bill includes a series of measures, such as a subsidy for collective taxis, which will cover 96,283 beneficiaries and will have a fiscal cost of $57.770 billion during its validity, from April to October of this year.
The bill also requires $53.760 billion (US$60 million) for the Petroleum Price Stabilization Fund (FEPP), with the aim of bringing paraffin prices back to the levels of February of this year, which were slightly above $1.000 per liter.
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Politics: The session will be held this Tuesday afternoon at 6:00 PM. Dedvi Missene Comments: This Tuesday afternoon, the Chamber of Deputies will hold a special session to vote on a bill with mitigating measures for the fuel price increase announced by President José Antonio Kast's government. According to what was defined by the Chamber's committee, the session will take place this Tuesday, March 245, between 6:00 PM and 7:30 PM, and its objective will be to discuss the bill that "adopts temporary measures to contain the price of domestic kerosene in the context of the international energy emergency, and other measures as indicated, Bulletin No. 18137-05, with the qualified urgency of Immediate Discussion." According to information provided, 90 minutes will be allocated for the debate of the initiative, granting two minutes per deputy, followed by the vote. Furthermore, it was agreed to suspend the commission sessions scheduled for this afternoon. The bill includes a series of measures, such as a subsidy for collective taxis, which will cover 96,283 beneficiaries and will have a fiscal cost of $57.770 billion during its validity, from April to October of this year. The bill also requires $53.760 billion (US$60 million) for the Petroleum Price Stabilization Fund (FEPP), in order to bring paraffin prices back to the levels of February of this year, which were slightly above $1.000 per liter. More on: Deputies, Fuels, Price Increase, Bill, Vote.