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German Transport Minister Steffen Bilger defended the fuel tax cut, saying it eases the burden on people who rely on cars, particularly in rural areas, as prices remain high. The measure, in effect from early October through the end of the year, sees the state forgo around 17 cents in tax per liter, amid criticism from environmental organizations.
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