Union Rep: Taxi drivers bear the fuel subsidy burden
The article focuses on union statements criticizing the rise in fuel prices and their rejection of allocating support for small taxi drivers in Fes. The drivers argue that the support benefits operators, and that they themselves are the victims. They also criticize government demands that force drivers to bear the costs of rising diesel prices, which reach 16 dirhams, questioning how support can cover three people given those prices. Union representatives confirmed that drivers are facing a wave of financial difficulties due to increased costs, while the support primarily benefits the operators, further worsening the drivers' hardships.
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