The Epoch Times Mexico has decided to temporarily halt gas subsidies along its borders with the United States, citing shortages as more American citizens cross the border to procure cheaper fuel.
The gas subsidy suspension will remain in effect between April 2 and 8. It will cover multiple border cities, including one of the busiest border crossings in the world in Tijuana. There is a shortage of gasoline in the border region, the country’s finance ministry said in a statement according to Reuters.
“In the United States, gasoline prices are higher than in Mexico, and citizens of that country cross the border to stock up,” the ministry stated…
