Gas prices are higher than before the war.
Gasoline and diesel prices in Spain are still high. They are higher than before the war in Ukraine. The government changed taxes to try to lower the prices.
The high cost of fuel is mainly because of how much distributors make money. It also depends on how much fuel companies pay to buy the fuel. Taxes also play a big role in the price. The government reduced taxes on fuel to help people. However, prices remain above what they were before the war in Ukraine.
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Highlights
Gas Prices Above Pre-War Levels
Most Spanish gas stations now have higher fuel prices than before the war in Ukraine.
Diesel Prices Consistently High
Diesel prices are higher across the entire country.
VAT Reduction Doesn't Fix Prices
A reduction in VAT on fuel has not lowered prices.
Distributors' Profits Drive Costs
The price of gasoline and diesel is mainly due to distributor profits.
Taxes and Acquisition Costs Matter
Taxes and the cost of buying fuel also affect the price.