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The tension rises with the fuel price lists. Yes, because to the anger of Sardinian truck drivers, now ready to cross their arms on Monday to protest against the high cost of living that has caused the costs of diesel, maritime transport and vehicle maintenance to soar, there has also been that of motorists, more and more incredulous every day. and powerless in the face of the surge recorded in a few days from the expense of a full tank of fuel.

The "prophecy" made a short time ago by petrol stations begins to come true: "Diesel will cost as much as" green "and a liter of petrol will soon reach three euros", said Giuseppe Balia, Sardinian leader of Angac, the Association of fuel managers not knowing that just yesterday in many service stations the price of diesel fuel reached and exceeded that of petrol.

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Also in Iglesias the assault started from the early hours of the morning: the petrol stations registered queues worthy of a Ferragostan eve threatened by an imminent lockout of the pumps and the supermarket shelves were raided. Flour and water basic necessities disappeared from the shelves first.

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