(Photo: SIPSE, Milenio Novedades)
The maximum price of magna gasoline in Merida will be $15.38 pesos and premium $17.12 pesos….
MERIDA – Due to the earthquake of Tuesday September 19, the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) reported that the fluctuation of maximum prices for gasoline and diesel, as well the fiscal stimulus in the border area, will be temporary suspended.
According to information issued by the agency, for the moment the prices that became known on September 19 will be the same until the contingency period ends.
The maximum price of gasoline in Merida will be $15.38 pesos per liter for the Magna, for the Premium $17.12 and for the Diesel $16.21 pesos per liter. In the case of Progreso, the price of Magna remains at $15.31 pesos, Premium $17.04 and diesel $16.13 pesos. Finally for the Yucatan distribution zone, price per liter of Magna will be $15.86, Premium $17.60 and diesel $16.70 pesos.
In the case of service station permit holders who have increased their prices above the maximum price that applied as of September 19, they must rescind it considering the communiqué derived from the emergency situation caused by the earthquake.
Source: sipse.com/milenio
Comments
more recommended stories
Mexican model Vanessa Ponce de Leon wins Miss World 2018 beauty contestA Mexican model and volunteer was.
Christmastime in Mexico is full of traditionsTo say that Mexico is a.
Puerto Vallarta Wins 2018 Gay Cities ‘Fun in the Sun’ AwardPuerto Vallarta, Mexico – The warmth Puerto.
Battle between the US & Mexico over the US Dolphin Safe label comes to an endMore than a decade since Mexico.
Mexico will host international Solar Power Fair in 2019Mexico will host one of the.
Fentanyl lab busted in Mexico CityThe Attorney General’s Office (PGR) has.
Man faces 30 years in prison for stabbing his wife in MeridaErick. G.L was arrested for the.
2018: the year the migration crisis swept the Americas and reached the doorstep of the U.SMexico City (AFP) – From the.
Photographs of dogs waiting for homeless owner outside hospital go viralThe scene took place in a.
Natgas shortage in Yucatán to continue – business leadersAccording to bnamericas.com, Mexico’s Yucatán peninsula.
Leave a Comment