Italia elimină taxa auto pentru milioane de mașini. Anunțul lui Meloni

Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced the elimination of car taxes for 14.5 million vehicles, a move expected to cost over 2 billion euros. This decision aims to boost the government's popularity ahead of next year's elections, as the conservative coalition faces challenges from the opposition and a rising far-right party. The tax relief will apply to motorcycles and many small to medium-sized cars, but critics argue it distracts from rising fuel prices. Italy's public debt is projected to reach nearly 139% of GDP this year, making it the most indebted country in the eurozone.