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Dear readers, as there can be no other Thus, the government in this case is confusing the bacon with the speed, and instead of defending the rights of consumers, defends always, to shareholders of large companies.

Reducing speed on motorways, may have different arguments but will not assume certainly save energy, because trucks and transport are not going that fast and most travel as a rule not be made through these channels.

But so far as feathering of the crisis constitutes a success because at the moment is gone except the crisi for self-employed and 4.3 million unemployed.

While we read articles like this in the world, where competition highlights the English pay more than 1600 million more on fuel than the surrounding countries.

But neither is true for the government to manage the fuel taxes to discourage use. therefore leaving no entering government and others who make oil always goes lower consumption of citizens. From aluego so does not solve the crisis. If we add that the electric bill all of their energy as renewable if not it is, due to some opaque formulas promoted by the government, in the end we must have doubled the energy bill from our homes in just three years.

'll leave you with the item, used to see what really is happening.

http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2011/03/14/economia/1300103269.html

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The National Competition Commission (CNC) has returned to warn of the irregular operation the fuel sector in Spain.

The lack of competition in the sector, among other factors, make the English pay 1,600 million euros more on fuel compared to countries like Germany or France, estimates the agency directed by Luis Berenguer.

Competition two years ago published a devastating report in which he denounced the dominance

Repsol, Cepsa and BP

in the English market asked the government to take steps to facilitate the entry of new competitors in the petrol sector. Now Competition regrets that the report has fallen on deaf ears. "After nearly two years since the publication of that report and parliamentary initiatives urging compliance, continue without taken effective measures to implement the recommendations," says the new report by the CNC.

According to the body, it is urgent to implement these recommendations "with the rise of fuel prices in coming months, the upturn in oil prices tensions arising from the Maghreb and the Middle East. "

According to the CNC," remain serious competition that largely explain the maintenance of price levels before tax higher than the Most of the countries around us. "