The Ersept controller spoke about the removal of subsidies and the impact it will have on the ballots of Tucumans.
One of the biggest concerns of Tucumans at this time is the increase they will suffer in their electricity and gas service bills, after the Nation confirmed the removal of subsidies.
“There are two increases, one that ran until June 1 and the second that was already awarded” in the first quarter, he explained José Ascáratecontroller of Ersept, in an interview with “Buen Día”, LG Play newscast.
The former legislator explained that “on the one hand there is the increase in the first quarter” and, on the other hand, “the reduction in subsidies that has been running since June 1.
“The increases are going to be very large due to the cost of energy and the subsidy levels are reduced to less than 250 kw,” which is the average consumption of a family of four, the official acknowledged.
To be a little more specific, Ascárate estimated that “the rates are going to rise” and that “the average ticket for the N1 sector will be between $30,000 and $35,000, while the N2, which is the middle class, will have an average of $20,000 and the N3 segment, with fewer resources, at $15,000.”
