The left-wing Spanish government has adopted a new programme to mitigate the economic consequences of the war in Ukraine to the tune of €10 billion ($10.6 billion). Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez presented the measures for the upcoming year – an election year – in Madrid on Tuesday. The package scraps some previously introduced measures and introduces new ones. The aim is to ensure that the aid reaches those who really need it, Sánchez said. The subsidy of 20 cents per litre for petrol and diesel will be abolished as of January, with a few exceptions for haulage companies, agriculture and fisher…