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a ruling that the most recent gas price increase of 30% be cancelled. In the event that the Energy Authority itself, to which he appealed, does not provide for this, Teoforo Lonfernini, Secretary of State for Labour, has promised to do so in recent statements and meetings with trade unions and consumer advocacy groups.

The San Marino Confederation of Labour reported this in a note, advising members to "wait at the Lonfernini gate and, impatiently, for him to move from words to concrete deeds, actually issuing this provision necessary to control, at least in part, the price of gas.". The last episode of "Csdl Informa" featured a number of hot topics, including bills, about which William Santi, the confederal secretary of the San Marino Confederation of Labor, commented: "There has been quite a chaos.

The tariffs were unchanged for a long time, but in the most recent period, they underwent a series of increases that put a significant financial strain on the citizens. We're surprised that as of this point, we still don't know how much the electricity bill for December will be.

The increase will reportedly increase by 270 percent, according to calculations, but it will be the Authority or the Aass who will distribute the money among the various brackets, not us. If confirmed, 270 percent would be an absurd and wholly disproportionate increase at a time when market prices are sharply declining, and citizens cannot learn about it when the bill is delivered.

As a result, the costs would have nearly tripled on the December invoice before declining in January, though it is not yet known by how much. The decision made by the Authority to impose indexed electricity costs—i.e., rates that change in accordance with market trends—lays the foundation for all of this, which is, in our opinion, incorrect.

The cost of the monthly electricity bill is something that all citizens have a right to know. A lot of people must control their spending in order to make ends meet because few people have unlimited resources.

Even more so when you consider that no one can live without electricity. It is unacceptable to not be aware of the prices in advance when there is a monopoly system in place and only one supplier is providing electricity to the public. In this regard, the Authority is not fully performing its duties.

Another issue is that not all meters provide an immediate reading. As a result, it is possible that readings for these meters are taken over time, and billing is done using the average price, which is spread out over periods with clearly different rates from one month to the next. As a result, the billing would be unjust because it would not be accurate.

It is now even more urgent and essential to implement interventions for the families who are in the most trouble because of the increases in domestic users. The general secretary of the Csdl, Enzo Merlini, addressed the topic in the same episode of "Csdl Informa" and said that the issue of income policy and tariffs are closely related: "The value of inflation in San Marino for the whole of 2022 has not yet been communicated, as the data reaches in November: for the first 11 months it was equal to 5.7 percent.

Even though the cost of food in San Marino has increased much more than both the average for the region and Italy, it is still significantly lower than in that country. The average cost of bills was significantly lower in San Marino last year than it was in Italy, which accounts for the difference in the average rate of inflation.

The trend might change in 2023, but we must wait to see how the increases that have been established since last December will manifest. The risk, which is obviously unfavorable, is that the people who peacefully voiced their displeasure in the Piazza della Libertà demonstration in mid-November could prove "less responsible" in their protests if the government does not commit to implementing a number of measures that truly help those who need it most.

It is inconceivable that the government does not put in place specific policies to assist the families who need it the most in a nation where there are such wide disparities in wealth and income among the populace. It is clear that contracts cannot completely offset inflation; in those cases where they fall short, the state must step in.

We must determine who is truly in need in this regard using an objective method. We don't think politics is really willing to worry about this, based on the statements we've heard on the Des.

For the recent, unavoidable controversy surrounding the most recent snowfall, Secretary Merlini saved the following final statement: "There was a declaration by the competent secretary that was, to say the least, unfortunate; if there has been any disruption, according to him, the fault lay with those workers who refused to carry out their duties, which is not true. The Public Employment Federations have effectively already made their position known to the public in this regard.

It is unacceptable to place additional burdens on employees. Even though there hadn't been much snowfall in a while, especially in the mountain's highest regions, it is always possible for there to be significant snowfall.

It cannot happen that one does not know with certainty which tasks must be performed and by whom. It is not possible that the political manager and the manager of the Production Company do not organize in advance how the snow route service should be managed. It is obvious that any inefficiencies should be attributed to whoever is in charge of overseeing and ensuring the effectiveness of the services, or to the competent secretariat of state and the state agency for public works.

The biggest innovation is that a secretary of state is now venting on the employees, whereas in the past it was just the usual accusatory back-and-forth between the parties in charge.

The general secretary of the Csdl, Enzo Merlini, addressed the topic in the same episode of "Csdl Informa" and said that the issue of income policy and tariffs are closely related: "The value of inflation in San Marino for the whole of 2022 has not yet been communicated, as the data reaches in November: for the first 11 months it was equal to 5.