Enrique Meléndez
Enrique Meléndez serves as the executive director of the Guatemalan Association of Gasoline Vendors (Ageg). He has been involved in analyzing trends in fuel consumption in Guatemala, pointing out that the increase in demand for gasoline and diesel is linked to economic growth, an expanding vehicle population, and the recovery post-pandemic, while also noting the slight decrease in fuel import costs.
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Guatemala:
Enrique Meléndez is the executive director of the Guatemalan Association of Gasoline Vendors who noted the change in consumption patterns.
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Guatemala:
Enrique Meléndez, from the Guatemalan Association of Gasoline Vendors, explained that the temporary shortages are mainly due to changes in consumer behavior and logistical difficulties.
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Guatemala:
Enrique Meléndez, director ejecutivo de la Asociación Guatemalteca de Expendedores de Gasolina (Ageg), indicó que aún no tienen un dato de cuántas estaciones ya cuentan con la gasolina regular con etanol.
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Guatemala:
Enrique Meléndez is the executive director of the Asociación Guatemalteca de Expendedores de Gasolina (Ageg).
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Guatemala:
Enrique Meléndez, executive director of the Guatemalan Association of Gasoline Vendors, stated that the sector is waiting for the publication of legal instruments to analyze the ethanol blending.
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Guatemala:
Enrique Meléndez is the president of the Association of Fuel Vendors (AGEG) who warns about the uncertainty of fuel prices despite geopolitical tensions decreasing.
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Guatemala:
Enrique Meléndez is the executive director of the Guatemalan Association of Gasoline Vendors who discusses price adjustments.
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Guatemala:
Enrique Meléndez explained that the price consumers pay does not solely depend on the international oil quotation.
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Guatemala:
Enrique Meléndez is the executive director of the Guatemalan Association of Gasoline Vendors and explained the price increases following the subsidy removal.
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Guatemala:
Enrique Meléndez explained that some gas stations are already showing new prices after the subsidy was removed.
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