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Gasoline and diesel cheaper starting this Thursday

he biggest drop was for diesel, ¢29 per liter

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Q COSTARICA — Fuel prices in Costa Rica dropped at 12:01 am this Thursday, February 5, when a price adjustment approved by the Public Services Regulatory Authority (Autoridad Reguladora de los Servicios Públicos — Aresep) took effect.

Super gasoline decreased by ¢10, bringing its price per liter to ¢626; and Regular gasoline dropped ¢18, bringing its price per liter to ¢591.

The biggest drop was for diesel, ¢29 per liter, bringing its price down to ¢512.

Other fuel prices, such as LPG also dropped today.

See the official list of all fuel prices at the RECOPE website.

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