Price of diesel up 1c
The price of diesel, kerosene and gasoil for heating goes up 1c as from tomorrow, Enemalta said. That of unleaded petrol and LRP remains the same.
|
Product |
Previous Price |
Revised Price |
Change |
|
Unleaded |
€1.220 |
€1.220 |
No change |
|
LRP |
€1.290 |
€1.290 |
No change |
|
Diesel |
€1.110 |
€1.120 |
€0.01 |
|
Kerosene |
€1.110 |
€1.120 |
€0.01 |
|
Gasoil for heating |
€0.760 |
€0.770 |
€0.01 |
|
TFO 200 |
€543.00 |
€534.00 |
(€9.00) |
|
TFO 450 |
€531.00 |
€520.00 |
(€11.00) |
|
TFO 900 |
€509.00 |
€497.00 |
(€12.00) |
It said in a statement that the revisions reflect the prices fetched by Enemalta for the latest shipments of imported fuel.
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ken anderson
Nov 1st 2010, 13:02
come to the rip off uk......today's price's are £1.20p for a ltr of diesel.......also some gas supplier's are putting up the price by 10%......probably cost £20.00 to cook the christmas turkey--- if we can afford one......best wishes to all in sunny malta.
G.Mangion
Nov 1st 2010, 10:04
@ all Moaners.
1 Eur cent is a big Problem ? some mention that it is. what most of the usual moaners dont brag about is I E , yesterday I had to take two tooth out I had an option or go to a private dentist or at Mater Dei State of the Art Hospital .. I opted for Mater dei why ? The Dentist on duty as always did a great job (many Thanks ) what I really want to say is If I went to a private one would have cost me some 70 to 80 eur !! but FREE Health service is Never mentioned by some !! Ciiiiisssssss............... FREE Health Service is here for Everybody and Here to Stay
As Always Said By Our P.M Dr L. Gonzi.
Joseph Camilleri
Nov 1st 2010, 08:01
lot of people are rightly arguing against the rise in fuel prices. Paul Barrett referred to the extra charge he incurred. WHAT WE MUST ALL ASK IS, ARE WE REALLY GETTING 1 LITRE OR ARE WE GETTING ABOUT 10% LESS. ARE WE GETTING WHAT THE PUMPS INDICATE OR ARE WE BEING SHORT-CHANGED?
j said
Nov 1st 2010, 07:52
Friends, if 1c is because of the fuel fluctuation do not forget that the other 4c that fuel prices suffered is because the current government have lots of problems.
Lets face it, all we hear is to keep The finances going strong. Thats easy problem solving,because every extra 1c that tha government earns helps the cash flow. But now I realised that all we need is a new Governement, that solves problem the hard way for him not for us.
Let be true to ourselves if you are blue, red or green.... there is no excuses we shall try to bring up. everybody pays bills. Lets unite and say that WE ARE FED UP TOGETHER
C Cassar
Nov 1st 2010, 08:32
but we're not all fed up are we? The current government has done an incredible job considering many countries have implemenented severe austerity measures (in other words huge tax increases and benefits cuts). The UK has announced a guaranteed 500,000 job losses in the civil service alone. Where are the Maltese equivalent? That's right it's not going to happen in Malta because there is no need due to excellent management of the local economy.
The Maltese have been some of the luckiest people in Europe in the last couple of years and they need to look beyong their own shores to see how fortunate they have been.
m.ellul
Nov 1st 2010, 09:04
True !
Charmaine Marmara'
Nov 1st 2010, 09:41
mank kullhadd jifima bhalek j,said imma hawn kif ghidt int , hu min hu l gvern anqas jekk joqtolom ax ahmar jew blue , mux xinu ghall interess tana l haddiema , le jew ahmar jew blue , fkollox...
C Cassar
Nov 1st 2010, 07:34
The price should have increased by €0.50 - €1.00 per litre - yes that's right, making the price around €2.00 per litre. This is what is needed in Malta to discourage unneccessary driving, including that from commercial vehicles which are invariably never maintained. There are far too many cars on the road. People complaing about a 1c or 3c rise and yet they say nothing of spending €15000 on a car.
Let's hope to see some BIG rises in the near future not this nonsense of 1c or 2c here and there.
C Fabri
Nov 1st 2010, 08:32
Are you serious? Int bis serjeta? So, if you don't use your car you just go and say that the fuel prices should increase drastically? So in my case, since i don't smoke , should I go around and say that cigarettes should double in price and gas cylinders also since I use my fireplace? And for your curiosity I don't have a 15k car but a family car worth 5k like the majority of us i presume. What a SELFISH human being !!! - description of sel-fish - devoted to or caring only for oneself; concerned primarily with one's own interests, benefits, welfare, etc., regardless of others.
Alfred Busuttil
Nov 1st 2010, 08:42
C Cassar since you seem to be so well-off, how about leaving your address with the Editor so that we can all send you our bills for you to pay?
V.Borg
Nov 1st 2010, 09:14
So mr C.Cassar looks like you go to work or around Malta by bus, by horse or by bike?
Do you think increase will effect the use of cars? This is like cigarettes, each year we have an additional but never have heard anyone stop because they are getting expensive ... so that is silly reasoning like many things we are hearing lately! Same reasoning using electric cars, but with the cost of electricity who can afford these? Maybe we invest in solarpanneled cars, makes everyone happy!!!!
Jos Vella
Nov 1st 2010, 09:16
What is needed in Malta is respect to the citizens.... just for your information most of the unnecessary driving is due to the bad service and scheduling of the public transport. As you seem to be very knowledgeable on prices and fuel of vehicles, i invite you to get a comparison price list of the price of fuel in Europe compared to those of Malta. As regards to the €15000 prices, it would cost much less wasn't it for the current Taxes imposed on motor vehicles, meanwhile I encourage you to come out with a figure or percentage of the number of cars valued at €15000 out of the present 300,000 vehicles roaming on the Maltese roads. Please do not include the GM plated luxury cars in your statistics. Ma ndahhkux aktar... ilna 20 sena nghoxew bid-dahk u ma nifilhux nidhku aktar....
Charles Callus
Nov 1st 2010, 09:31
Isn't it the government itself that was saying that we need to buy new cars to scrap the old bangers in order to help the environment?
Define "unnecessary driving". Do you mean the ones that need to deliver food stuffs, gas, bread, stone, concrete etc every morning? Do you think that they can use the public transport or a bicycle or push bike like you obviously do? Do you think that with the recent increase in tax, the price of food will stay at the present levels for long?
I think that before you come and advocate an increase of €1.00 you should really consider the ramifications.
C Cassar
Nov 1st 2010, 10:42
The only selfish ones are those that are bemoaning a single Euro cent price increase. These are the same people who constantly moan about the poor air quality in Malta which has proven to be caused primarily by vehicle pollution.
As usual in Malta, non of the locals wants to lift a finger to improve anything - it's always someone elses job, the authorities, the government - never themselves.
If the Maltese want to remain at the bottom of the pit in europe they are doing a very good job.
V.Pule
Nov 1st 2010, 10:59
Ah you are so intelligent Mr Cassar why not in the next election challenge to get a golden seat in parlament, maybe you'll be our saviour and would change our bad habits with your NEW ideas!
We shall follow who leads by example ...
C Cassar
Nov 1st 2010, 11:33
Well, at least I made an effort. I sold my car and only rent one when I need to. This eliminated the on the spur of the moment short journeys which are the unecessary and most polluting. The amount of walking I do has increased 1000s% and so my fitness has also improved.
Also, before someone comes on here moaning "what about the old, ill etc", those people make up the minority. School children still get collected by specila buses whose coast is always bemoaned by the parents. Well, simple solution, the kids can walk to school and back. A good 45min walk in teh morning and another in the evening will do wonders to get them out of their obese ways.
So, yes I do try to lead by example, so who's going to join me?
N. Bonello
Nov 1st 2010, 01:55
The prices quoted above are wrong or at best extremely misleading. This is the 'real' price difference from 1st October and 1st November:
Unleaded 1oct=1.19 1nov=1.22 +0.03
LRP 1oct=1.26 1nov=1.29 +0.03
Diesel 1oct=1.08 1nov=1.12 +0.04
Joseph Arpa
Nov 1st 2010, 07:56
Exactly.......this goes to show that we must not believe all that we see or read at a glance. I really wish this type of reporting was more honest.
Thank you.
C.Cassar
Nov 1st 2010, 00:01
Xi hadd bravu qal li u iva mhux 1c ha jgholla, jekk ghalih mhux problema u ghandhu l-bzr xi jrox good luck u jekk lest ihallsilna l-gholi tal-fuel, kemm jipprovdi indirizz halli nibdew nibghatulu l-kontijiet u hu just kemm ihallashom u jkun qed jaghmel opra kristjana, li min ma ghandux jghix ma min ghandu
A Cardona
Oct 31st 2010, 22:35
Today i read : "Qed naqtgħu l-frott tal-budgets li għaddew u rridu nimxu 'l quddiem bil-għaqal"
May i ask what benefits are being referred to here? Is this one of them? Whoever comes up with these buzz phrases is really intelligent and knows how to TRY and handle delicate situations. Squealer is doing an amazing job.
A Said
Oct 31st 2010, 20:39
C cucata hi li meta l prezz taz-zejt jinzel, go Malta jibqa l-istess ghax dejjem ngibu l-iskuza li l ahhar shipment li dahal Malta lhaqna xtrajnieh bl-oghli. Izda meta joghla, joghla f'daqqa Alla jbierek. Possibli qatt ma nzertajna f 'sitwazzjoni fejn l-prezz taz-zejt oghla u ntlahaq dahal shipment bi prezz irhas!?!?!?
C Warrington
Oct 31st 2010, 20:14
Ara veru min joqghod jghati kas il-paroli li jghid il-ministru fil qari tal- budget huwa mazzun u ghandu xeba hin x'jitlef, ghax il-budget huwa ezercizzju ta propoganda ghall gvern u xejn izjed, jurik it-tajjeb u il-hazin jidhol baxx baxx matul is-sena!! Ma nafx fejn ser naslu.
M. Micallef
Oct 31st 2010, 19:35
U ijwa dal panic kollu mux 1c kull ma ghola! Mela mux anke l-paga ha toghla min Jannar li gej?!?! Ma nistawx nigbdu lejna biss l-ahwa. Give and take hux!
Marcel Dingli
Oct 31st 2010, 20:41
Iva . Gonzipn give bis sieq dejjem u take mill but dejjem.
R Axisa
Oct 31st 2010, 19:23
Lanqas tana cans niehdu ftit nifs wara l-budget li ma bdewx joghlew l-affarijiet essenzjali! Il-budget m'ghadx ghandu valur ghax xorta jibqghu joghlew l-affarijiet matul is-sena. Il-familji spiccaw li lanqas jistghu jaghmlu l-budget taghhom ghax m'ghandhom l-ebda garanzija li l-prodotti essenzjali se jibqghu l-istess prezzijiet. Kemm konna ahjar meta konna aghar!
JGrech
Oct 31st 2010, 19:16
Issa kulhadd ha jibda jiekol difrejh......
(p.s. ara ma jkunx hemm xi gharef johodni bis serjeta)
c muscat
Oct 31st 2010, 18:58
For those that can afford all these rises vote PN. All those that cannot afford it any more the only option is vote PL. The only test maybe on the only democratic day, election day.
Phil Humphries
Oct 31st 2010, 18:54
And don't forget the great PN Kerosene scam, when instead of clamping down on those who misused Kerosene in their vehicles they chose to raise the price of kerosene to that of diesel. Since then, those of us with kerosene heaters have paid through the nose to keep warm each winter. And does Gonzi give a damn ? Yeah, of course he does !
I would like to think that JM would undo this and the many other injustices the PN has inflicted on the working classes, but it's easy to talk a good fight from the opposition benches.
s.grima
Oct 31st 2010, 18:50
''ha joghlew il prezijiet''!!!!
victor vella
Oct 31st 2010, 21:07
Sur Grima,
Iva ''ha joghlew il prezijiet'' qabel meta il fuel kien sussidjat int u jien konna inhalsu ghal fuel tal kuntraturi u dawk li jghatu servizz imbad dawn minnghejr l ebda kuxjenza jergaw jiggargjawna tieghu.Issa minn ghandu xi V6 ihallas ghal fuel li jahli u, u mhux jien u int.
T Camilleri
Nov 1st 2010, 07:52
victor vella il-fuel biss qed issemmi. Ghax ma ssemmix il-prodotti kollha li splodew mghola s-smewwiet. Insejt li skond John Dalli il-VAT kellha trahhas 40,000 prodott? Hekk rahsu ghax kollox sploda 'l fuq. Mhux ta' b'xejn li l-Partit Nazzjonalista dejjem kien magħruf bħala l-Partit Sahta ta' Malta.
Joe E Galea
Nov 1st 2010, 07:56
@ Victor Vella: Nahseb li inti insejt il-fatt li hafna mill-businesses jahdmu bid-diesel. Dawn jekk jgholilhom il-fuel se jkollhom jghollu l-prodotti jew is-servizzi taghhom. Mela ahna l-konsumaturi se nhallsu dirett ghal ghali tal-fuel meta mmorru nimlew il-karozza, u se nhallsu nergghu ghal gholi reiflessi f'hafna mill-prodotti u servizzi li nixtru. Il-fuel mhuwiex kumdita' imma huwa bzonn u gholi ta' 1c (meta diga ghollieh bi 3c +VAT dazju bla raguni) dan se jgholli l-hajja aktar. Dan jghidulu r-ripple effect. Il-paga taghna ma tiflahx iktar tiggebbed u z-zieda mizera li taghna mhux ilu li hadhomna!! Jekk ghandna nitkellmu, jew nitkellmu bis-sens jew inkella titkellem xejn jekk int daqshekk ghami bil-partiggjanizmu.
A. Brincat
Oct 31st 2010, 18:32
Mela thank God the budget was only last Monday!!!
Joseph E Briffa
Oct 31st 2010, 18:30
Distances are very short in Malta so for the average motorist an increase of 5c per liter in the price of diesel doesn't make much of a difference..I reckon something of the order of Eur30 p.a. In the case of business concerns that operate heavy plant and machinery, (delivery trucks, concrete mixers, cranes) the increase in operating expenses is not negligible. But this is a different situation; these people have to take steps to cut down on their fuel bill in order to contain the increase, rather than pass the extra expense onto their clients.
jattard
Oct 31st 2010, 20:54
" these people have to take steps to cut down on their fuel bill". Ghada filoghdu nitfalu l-ilma flok diesel issa , il- van tax-xoghol !!!
L. Brincat
Oct 31st 2010, 23:40
@ Joseph E Briffa:
Your comment doesn't make sense. Shorter distances does not mean less consumption. Consider Malta as a crowded city where there are more cars then eligilble drivers, and you have to drive, stop, drive, stop, turn left, than right, then left, bla bla bla... and change gears all the time and drive with low gears. Driving on low gears and accelerating consumes more fuel.
Abroad long distances are covered by highways where you drive between 110 and 130kmh (depending on the country's speed limits). That means keeping the car on top gear which consumes less fuel per kilometer.
If you're going to answer by saying that even abroad there's traffic in cities, you're right. But then you can use a faster alternative by using ring-roads (which are highways that go around the city).
Jimmy Magro
Oct 31st 2010, 18:02
Country Unleaded petrol price Diesel price per litre in euros
per litre in euros August 2010 August 2010
Austria 1.20 1.12
Belgium 1.38 1.17
Czech Republic 1.25 1.23
Denmark 1.44 1.28
Estonia 1.10 1.12
Finland 1.43 1.16
France 1.41 1.27
GB 1.33 1.36
Germany 1.41 1.22
Greece 1.50 1.30
Hungary 1.38 1.31
Ireland 1.30 1.25
Italy 1.36 1.30
Latvia 1.09 1.05
Lithuania 1.20 1.04
Luxembourg 1.15 1.00
Netherlands 1.55 1.22
Northern Ireland 1.34 1.37
Norway 1.52 1.39
Poland 1.13 1.07
Portugal 1.39 1.15
Slovakia 1.22 1.01
Slovenia 1.25 1.13
Spain 1.15 1.08
Sweden 1.41 1.36
Switzerland 1.22 1.28
Thank GOD we have the internet as a quick google search revela s the current prices for petrol and diesle and in Euros too so that everyone can compare. The above prices must be compared with the Purchasing Power Index but I have no time to do it myself.
During the next EU summit, I suggest that the PM should sit next to the PM of those countries with lower prices than ours and to try to make joint purchasing of our fuel requirements; we can achieve better prices due to bulk purchasing and their know how to negotiate better prices.
jbusuttil
Oct 31st 2010, 18:20
Yes thank God we have internet. I would prefer that our PM would not sit next to most of the countries in the AA report for October.
http://www.theaa.com/onlinenews/allaboutcars/fuel/2010/october2010.pdf
Gorg Borg
Oct 31st 2010, 20:52
Qabbel il-pagi wkoll!!
jbusuttil
Oct 31st 2010, 21:44
@ Gorg Borg The same old crap. We still buy it with the same price.
Daniel Portelli
Oct 31st 2010, 22:39
Compare the Quality too pls.
J Aquilina
Oct 31st 2010, 17:53
I would like to comment on what is said hereunder. Just to remind the readers that in the begining of the Surcharge Saga, Minister Austin Gatt had two ways to finance the burden that the hike of fuel prices: a) Surcharge of 17% on electricity and water bills or b) raise fuel prices (diesel and petrol etc). At that time they chose electricity and water bills and form there forward it kept going higher and higher till what we have today.
Last year, before the budget, Finance Minister told the press, for not shake the economy no raise shall be done to the electrical and water bills. So the next step was to raise fuel duty. So in his latest budget he did what Dr Gatt didn't do, raised the duty on fuels by 3c, not to touch the electricity bills.
Thanks for your attention.
Jason Borg
Oct 31st 2010, 17:14
Not to worry. The FKNK is there for us to defend our rights.
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20101031/local/fknk-applauds-pm
J Camilleri
Oct 31st 2010, 17:08
To all those that commented the 1c rize is nothing or that if you cannot afford this you must having something wrong. They either going by foot or else they are so much well off that the increase can burden it them selves forevery one. They are so much out of the picture that they must be living on the moon. Let me put these 2 individuals in picture, if you own a heavy plant vehicle you are purring in the region of é80 to é150 every other day of diesel. Imagine you own at least 20 of such trucks or machine that work on this fuel and calculate now on yearly basis if the total increase makes a difference. 4.5 cents tax and 1c enemalta revision of prices. For 1 truck it is é650/ yr x approx 20 trucks = é13000 approx, A wage of one person.
I hope that next time before passing such comments make your home work properly so you stop passing nuinsance remarks.
G Fenech
Oct 31st 2010, 17:41
The price of our fuel is tied to the price on the international market - I hope we can all agree that everyone should pay the correct cost of a product - so if the price goes up on the international market then it has to go up at the pump - on the very rare occasion that it does down in the market it goes down at the pump - How else can the price mechanism work?
I am not willing to subsidise either your large industrial plant or anyone else's small car - everyone has to pay the cost - there is NO ALTERNATIVE.
C.Busuttil
Oct 31st 2010, 18:10
@ G.Fenech
Flus fil-hela hemm bhal dawk ta' bieb il-belt sorry toqba fis-swar skont il-progett ta' michelangelo tas-seklu 21 u teatru bla saqaf li meta tidhol fih ha jibdew ituk umbrella ghax ma tafx x'jista jinqala. Il-kontijiet tad-dawl u ilma huma l-akbar problema gabu pajjiz gharkoptejh u mhemmx skuzi fuq il-prezz taz-zejt ghola ghax meta nizel xorta bqajna nhallsu b'rata gholja. Imma minn x'imkien inriedu ngiebu l-flus ghall-progetti bla sens
A. Scerri
Oct 31st 2010, 20:46
@ J Camilleri
milli jider taf tahdem hafna maths. mela ha nikalkulaw kif hdimt int...
jekk every other day ha jibda jhalas minimum ta 80 euros aktar bil-1c zida dan it-trakk jigi jahli 8000 liters diesel kull jumejn... u jek bit-taxxa tal-budget wkoll 8000/4= 2000 liters... int bis-serjeta tahseb li aw xi trakk go jumejn jahlilek 2000 litru diesel? nahseb l anqas it-trakkjit li jahdmu fil coal mining ma jahlu daqsek!!! f'kas li hawn xi trakk jahli daqsek haqqu jhalas daqsek aktar, talli ghandu truck b'consumption tal-qamel...
marija falzon
Oct 31st 2010, 17:06
In the morning we hear a lot of nice talk. Come the evening and we are struck by the cruel reality. Some may say that its just a 1c. True. Its per litre. 50 per car tank of a normal car. For a mid sized business it will mean about a 1000 increase in fuel costs per year. Soon we'll have the transport companies asking for increases. I salute lawrence gonzi for the nice wrapping he wraps all this crap in.
Victor Buttigieg
Oct 31st 2010, 16:48
This news article is completely misleading. It is not true that the price of unleaded petrol (and all the rest) has remained the same, but since last Monday's budget this has risen by 3c per litre. Last month's price for unleaded petrol (see http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20101001/local/petrol-prices-down-diesel-up) was €1.190 and not as shown in this table.
I can't understand why the government has increased the duty on petrol when its price is already way too high! Is this another measure to help the middle class? Don't worry, we will have our say when the elections are next due and this time we would not be bought by promises of tax cuts!
Philip Cassar
Oct 31st 2010, 17:09
Victor Buttigieg the price went up by 4 cents because you have to add VAT to it. Now it has gone up again so it went up nearly 5c PER LITRE or 22c PER GALLON or 9c4m of the Malta Lira PER GALLON in less than a week. And the MISER SCROOGE only gave us €1.16 per week increase. MISER SCROOGE.
VV Bartolo
Oct 31st 2010, 17:31
x'ghageb! 1c l'hawn u 1c l'hemm am sure it's gonna make no difference! ma jaghmilx differenza miljun l'hawn jew miljun l'hemm se jaghmel 1c guys?! and btw don'f forget the increment of €1.16 we got this past budget as well ta!
Paul Barrett
Oct 31st 2010, 18:04
The announced price for unleaded petrol at the last change (pre-budget) was Euro 1.19. The actual price I was charged was Euro 1.1928 per litre at the garage I use.
Liters delivered 30.6
Pump showed 119 per liter
Pump showed price of Euro 36.50.
A simple calculator shows that 30.6 * 1.19 = 36.414 and therefore an overcharge of .086 cents. (In round numbers a nine cents overcharge).
I do not know if this is an isolated mistake, an isolated garage rip-off, an Enemalta rip-off or a Government authorised charge, All I know is that the officially announced price and the pump price differed from the price charged to the customer. Individually not a big deal but over the thousands of liters sold, a considerable hidden income to someone.
Does anyone actually officially check the prices of the quantity delivered against the price charged and indeed I wonder what the actual pump price will be this time around.
Robert Caruana
Oct 31st 2010, 16:43
Tghidlix li ha teqirdu ghal 1 EURO cent .......jigu 4 millezmi mil antiki........halluna
a.muscat
Oct 31st 2010, 16:51
with all due respect...izda taf li t-Tnejn li ghadda s-Sisa fuq id-diesel gholiet b'4c fuq kull litru!
Joseph Busuttil
Oct 31st 2010, 17:02
Robert Caruana hallaslu d-diesel int sur galantom.
brendan cutajar
Oct 31st 2010, 17:08
kull qatra tghodd, 1c ilum u wahda ghada. sa ftit xhur ilu bi 20 euros kont niehu 20 liters u anke iktar. amel il kalkoli kemm ed niehdu bhalissa u tehoda r risposta.
C.Camilleri
Oct 31st 2010, 17:17
Taf kemm jigu 1 euro 16 cents zieda? 50 centezmu tal lira l-antika.
J. Borg
Oct 31st 2010, 17:32
Jekk inti tinsab f'qada finanzjara tajba ghandek ragun ma tgorrx siehbi.....
imma ghal certu nies kull qatra tghodd......
D. Scerri
Oct 31st 2010, 17:34
The rise is 1 EURO cent per litre. My car's tank holds 60 litres so it's 60 cents more to fill up a tank. I know it's not tremendous but consider this: I started driving since February 2010 and price for diesel back then was 0.98EUR per litre. In less than a year, the price risen by 14c. That sums up to 8.40 EUROS MORE to fill my car's tank! And that's in less than a year!
C.Camilleri
Oct 31st 2010, 16:43
With the budget still fresh and sticky we have another rise in diesel in less than a week. Thanks a lot.
Denis Attard
Oct 31st 2010, 16:48
Hallina sur Camilleri...se tiftaqar!
John Pace
Oct 31st 2010, 17:01
Nahseb li tarmihom qieghed inti sur Denis Attard
C.Camilleri
Oct 31st 2010, 17:10
hey have you already forgotten that all fuel prices were increased last week?
Why dont you enlighten us on how much the price of fuel and gas and utility tariffs gone up since the PN regain power in the last election?
Deo Catania
Nov 2nd 2010, 13:42
Denis Attard, kieku ghola l-fuel b'1c taht il-PL min jaf x'paigierki qed taghmlu fit-toroq bhalissa....imma ghax ghollih (ghal darba, tnejn, tlieta u mitt darba) Gonzi dak ok, hadd m'hu se jiftaqar. Tidher li tmur tajjeb bil-PN fil-gvern.
J.Borg
Oct 31st 2010, 16:39
If you cant afford 1cent you must have some serious problems with your life lol.
Marcel Dingli
Oct 31st 2010, 16:46
YES ! The serious problem is GonziPN.
Marcel Dingli
Oct 31st 2010, 16:50
J Borg , being poor is not funny. If you think it is try living on the bread line.
Denis Attard
Oct 31st 2010, 16:52
The problem is this DOOM & GLOOM Brigade.....
Peter Dalli
Oct 31st 2010, 17:00
J.Borg the serious problems are Gonzipn and his merry band
Leon Zawadzki
Oct 31st 2010, 17:18
Who puts one liter of diesel in his car or vehicle ?
J.Borg
Oct 31st 2010, 17:29
Quote me Joseph Muscat and tell me where he said he will do any better in this problem ?
martin saliba
Oct 31st 2010, 19:41
The point is that we had a price rise a few days ago. It would have been prudent for the gov. to forget that it was the end of the month with another " price raise day "
G. Grech
Nov 1st 2010, 07:28
It’s just another 1c, plus the 3c already imposed by the government in the last budget. Mr. PM will soon by eating even our nails!!
Deo Catania
Nov 2nd 2010, 13:39
Int f'hajtek darba timlih it-tank tal-fuel? jew xi bazuzlu takkwista l-fuel b'xejn jaqaw int?
Maria Debattista
Oct 31st 2010, 16:34
ergajna???
George Micallef
Oct 31st 2010, 16:33
And Gonzipn says that €1.16 is enough for the COLA. Remember that the COLA we got was supposed to make good for last year's cost of living increases and not for the coming year. If Gonzipn thinks he can fool us any more he is greatly mistaken and he shall bite the dust at the next general election as has never before been bitten by PN leaders.
M.Bezzina
Oct 31st 2010, 22:44
€1.16 is enough for the COLA.....
to buy a Coca Cola only but!!!