© Reuters. Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro participates in the process of buying a savings certificate in gold at Venezuela’s Central Bank in Caracas
CARACAS (Reuters) – Venezuela on Tuesday will begin charging a “new” price for its heavily subsidized gasoline in border areas as part of a pilot program, President Nicolas Maduro said in televised statements on Monday.
Maduro last month said the country’s gasoline prices, the lowest in the world, should rise to international levels.
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