In Ju­ly 2012 the En­er­gy Cham­ber stat­ed that the sub­si­dies on fu­el were as fol­lows: Diesel-2.71 per litre, su­per-1.83 per litre, ppremi­um-0.73 per litre. Ac­cord­ing to the math, if sub­sidy is re­moved from pre­mi­um then the price should be 4.73 per litre. How is it then that the price has risen to 5.75 per litre? The pub­lic should al­so re­mem­ber that the road im­prove­ment tax is still in­clud­ed in the price of fu­el. If the sub­sidy is re­moved then the road im­prove­ment tax should be re­moved.

For a Gov­ern­ment which boasts of hav­ing so many qual­i­fied per­sons it leaves me to won­der what is re­al­ly hap­pen­ning. I be­lieve the pub­lic is be­ing tak­en for a ride.

FH

San Juan