A segundo debate en el Congreso pasó el proyecto de ley que buscaría reducir las tarifas de energía en el país.

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A bill to reduce energy tariffs passed its first debate in the House of Representatives' Fifth Commission.
The bill aims to alleviate tariff pressure on households, strengthen equity, and ensure energy is an accessible right.
Proposed measures include mitigating tariff impacts on low-income households, fairer subsidy allocation, and eliminating non-consumption charges on bills.
The bill also seeks a more plural composition of the Energy and Gas Regulation Commission (CREG), including user and academic representation.
Industry groups, such as Andeg, express concerns that the bill may not reduce tariffs and could potentially increase them.
Andeg points out that seven of the bill's ten articles focus on regulatory changes, not immediate tariff reductions.
Concerns are raised about proposed changes to subsidy allocation, which could lead to higher bills for households exceeding subsidized consumption limits.

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