Fuel price rises by 23 cents in just two weeks, citizens angry or not, say they have to buy it

While the opposition accuses the government of shifting the burden of the energy crisis onto citizens in order to fill the budget, the ruling PES party hopes that the executive branch is monitoring the Parliament and preparing an adequate response.

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Photo: TV Vijesti
Photo: TV Vijesti
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A total of 23 cents more expensive in just two weeks – fuel in Montenegro has been reaching new records since midnight.

Diesel drivers are suffering the biggest blow, as a liter goes up to 1,81 euros, and gasoline prices increase by seven and eight cents, respectively.

While the opposition accuses the government of shifting the burden of the energy crisis onto citizens in order to fill the budget, the ruling PES hopes that the executive branch is monitoring the Assembly and preparing an adequate response.

The government restored the full amount of excise taxes in early July, after reducing them in previous months due to price increases. And when fuel prices fell, the government gradually restored them, so drivers did not even notice the price reductions.

And citizens, angry or not, say they have to buy gasoline.

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