JK explained, the policy will be highly related to the economic interests of the nation. According to him, cut fuel subsidies can influence the future for national development.
"Yes, it should. Course due to the economic interests of the nation," said Kalla, after attending the commemoration of the Birth of Pancasila at the Proclamation Monument, Jakarta, Saturday (01/06/2013).
Kalla considered, burden on society will only gain weight if fuel subsidy remains disbursed. Because the subsidies are considered to pose the burden of foreign debt. "It was a subsidy that's paid for with debt, do not forget," he said.
As reported, the government plans to cut fuel subsidies. By doing so, the price premium will increase to Rp 6,500 per liter, and diesel to Rp 5,500 per liter.
If realized, as many as 15.53 million poor families will receive cash of Rp 150,000 per month for five months and compensation in the form of other programs.
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