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01Choose time, language and inboxTell us which email inbox should receive it every day, at what time and in which language.
02Describe your narrating voiceIts ideas, its point of view, its character.
03Choose the sourcesFrom 5 to 10, from which the news is fetched automatically.
04Receive it every dayFrom your perspective, in your voice, in your inbox.
The same news, another voice
Two voices described by two different people, the same sources, the same day. The facts do not change; what changes is the point of view they are told from.
Eugene's news briefingDistrusts the State when it grows too big: high taxes look to him like legalised theft.
⛽ Diesel costs more: thank you, State
From today, filling up with diesel costs 6.1 cents more per litre. It is not the war's fault, nor the oil's: it is excise duty, fixed taxes the State sticks on fuel like a stamp on the bonnet. The "mobile excise" would be a tool to offset price rises, but it has not been switched on. Moral: when prices go up, the State takes in more and gives nothing back. A well-oiled mechanism.
Miranda's news briefingStands with the least: believes in a faith that gets its hands dirty with the poor.
⛽ Diesel costs more from today
From today, excise duty on diesel has gone up by 6.1 cents per litre, without the so-called "mobile excise" kicking in, the mechanism meant to offset price rises. Result: whoever fills up pays more. Excise duties are fixed taxes on fuel: it is as if every litre had an entrance ticket whose price the State decides. Those who drive out of necessity, not luxury, foot the bill.
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