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Left-wing parties want oil companies to pay for energy support

Left-wing parties want oil companies to pay for energy support

Dutch left-wing opposition parties SP, Partij voor de Dieren, and GroenLinks-PvdA are calling for oil companies to contribute part of their excess profits to a compensation fund. The proposed funds would be used to help households offset the significantly increased costs of fuel at the pump.

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