SloveniaZoran Stevanović, leader of the Resnica party, has announced new calculations and promises that diesel fuel would cost 1.66 euros per liter after new measures. This comes after he previously promised during the election campaign that fuel would cost 1.10 euros per liter, which did not materialize as current prices now stand at 1.939 euros per liter. Stevanović explains that the model price of diesel (excluding taxes and margins) has more than doubled since the beginning of the year, reaching 1.14 euros per liter. He claims the current government has already removed two environmental taxes but highlights that the current price includes 1.144 euros for the model price, 1.155 euros for margin, 0.330 euros for excise duty, and a 22% VAT. Stevanović argues that diesel is still cheaper in Slovenia compared to Austria and Italy and calculates that under the previous government’s policies, the price would be 2.158 euros per liter. He further suggests that if Resnica were in power, the price could be reduced to 1.84 euros by taxing only the model price rather than excise duties and margins. Stevanović announces plans to lower the excise tax on diesel from 0.330 euros to 0.105 euros, which,
Bias read (Center): The article presents both the claims made by Zoran Stevanović and the current market conditions without overtly favoring either side. It provides detailed calculations and explanations from Stevanović while also noting the current price of diesel and the opposition's perspective. The framing remains
