The Left criticizes the Regulatory Commission (RCE), asserting that instead of taking decisive action, the EC directs them to bureaucratic processes. Global oil derivative prices fluctuate periodically, yet gasoline prices in Macedonia persist at elevated levels, as indicated by current market values. This situation stems from a coordinated relationship between the state and oil corporations, prioritizing citizen interests above all else.
Instead of fostering genuine competition and swiftly lowering prices to their lowest point, the fuel market remains dominated by a select few major companies. These firms effectively control pricing strategies, according to the Left’s statement. The ongoing high prices are a direct consequence of this concentrated power.
Published on 12.03.2026 21:50 at 21:50 часот Share Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Email Print Viber The Left continues to argue that the RCE’s response is inadequate. Instead of eliminating the issue, they are simply subjected to administrative reviews. Fluctuations in global oil prices do not account for the stubbornly high gasoline prices in Macedonia.
This reflects a system where state involvement and corporate partnerships consistently undermine consumer interests and prevent competitive price reductions.
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