Cuba state transport collapses: daily passengers drop from 5,000 to under 900 in a year

Official Cuban figures show state-run public transport has collapsed, with daily passengers falling from 5,000 to under 900 in a year, prompting workforce reductions. The government blames US sanctions for fuel shortages, but critics note fuel is still available for internal security operations. This highlights infrastructure decay and potential social unrest risks.

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