Dagaalka Iran: Ganacsatada deegaannada badda ee Faransiis ayaa ku dhacay khilaafka biyaha iyo dhaqaalaha
Dagaalka Iran ayaa keentay in qiimaha biyaha iyo dhaqaalaha ay kordhaan, taas oo saameyn weyn ku yeelatay ganacsatada deegaannada badda ee gobolka Oise ee Faransiis, iyadoo qiimaha biyaha ay ku kordheen ilaa 50%.
Saameynta qiimaha biyaha ee ganacsiga
Gobolka Oise ee Faransiis, oo ku yaalla waqooyiga dalka, waa meel ay ku nool yihiin dad badan oo deegaannada badda ku nool, iyadoo qiimaha biyaha ay ku kordheen ilaa 50%.
Kevin Luce, oo ka shaqeeya buufin, wuxuu sheegay in qiimaha biyaha ay ku kordheen ilaa 50%, taas oo saameyn weyn ku yeelatay ganacsigiisa.
Ganacsatada oo ka tagaya biyaha
Martial Realland, oo ka shaqeeya gaadiidka biyaha, wuxuu sheegay inuu ka tagay biyaha, iyadoo qiimaha ay ku kordheen ilaa 50%.
Realland wuxuu sheegay inuu ka tagay biyaha, iyadoo qiimaha ay ku kordheen ilaa 50% iyo inuu ka tagay biyaha, iyadoo qiimaha ay ku kordheen ilaa 50%.
Khilaafka biyaha iyo dhaqaalaha
Dagaalka Iran ayaa keentay in qiimaha biyaha ay ku kordhaan, taas oo saameyn weyn ku yeelatay ganacsatada deegaannada badda ee gobolka Oise ee Faransiis.
Ganacsatada deegaannada badda ee gobolka Oise ee Faransiis ayaa ku dhacay khilaafka biyaha iyo dhaqaalaha, iyadoo qiimaha biyaha ay ku kordheen ilaa 50%.
Small enterprises across rural France are bearing the brunt of a global energy crisis triggered by the war in Iran, with heating oil and diesel prices surging and forcing businesses to cut operations or absorb mounting losses.
Oil Prices Soar, Squeezing Local Bakeries
In Saint-Just-en-Chaussée, a northern Oise department town of roughly 6,000 residents, the energy crisis has reached even the smallest businesses. Kevin Luce, a local baker, relies on two heating oil-fired ovens that once offered a cost advantage over electric alternatives.
Luce noted that the price of oil surged by 50%, turning a previously economical choice into a financial burden. His most recent delivery of 1,200 litres cost 2,200 euros, compared with 2,100 euros for 2,000 litres just six months earlier, leaving the business to absorb the difference directly.
Businesses Forced to Cut Back or Stop Operations
The financial strain is forcing small business owners to make drastic decisions. Martial Realland, a food truck operator, has stopped refilling his oil tank entirely, as the price per litre has nearly doubled from last year's 1,600 euros for 1,500 litres to current rates of 1.80 or 1.90 euros.
Realland has also begun declining jobs that require long-distance travel, citing the unsustainable nature of the crisis. He remarked that while crises have always existed, the current situation is no longer bearable for rural entrepreneurs.
Crisis Echoes the Gilets Jaunes Protests
The surge in energy costs is reviving memories of the gilets jaunes movement, which erupted in autumn 2018 following a rise in fuel taxes. That protest gained its strongest momentum in rural and outer-suburban areas, the same communities now bearing the heaviest burden of the current crisis.
With nearly 21 million people living in the countryside, which covers around 90% of France's landmass, the impact of these rising costs is widespread. The crisis threatens to undermine wages, employee pay rises, and business investments across the region.
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