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I wish briefly to point out that there is no paragraph calling for urgent measures to support sectors that are being seriously damaged by the rise in fuel prices. Quite the opposite, it stresses the ‘importance of avoiding political intervention’.
I wish to point out that following the issues raised by fishermen regarding the consequences of fuel price rises for the fisheries sector, the Council of Ministers on Agriculture and Fisheries of 19 and 20 September inexplicably only once ‘took note’ of the situation and failed to decide on a single measure to address the problem.
As the fishermen have warned, the rise in fuel prices has triggered massive problems for the sector. Many vessels will become unusable unless immediate action is taken, such as financial support to restrict fuel price rises.
Let me add that fuel increases have served to exacerbate the already difficult situation of many fishermen using traditional methods, who use petrol in the course of their work and do not receive any support to offset the impact of the successive increases in the cost of this fuel.
Urgent action is therefore required, in addition to other long-term measures."@en1
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