SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Cuba, Apr 9 (ACN) With the aim of stabilizing transportation services in Santiago de Cuba, government institutions along with private carriers will begin a process of price conciliation for this public service.
Jaime Joaquin Codorniu, head of the sector in the province commented exclusively to the Cuban News Agency that as a result of the increase in fuel prices at international level and the tightening of the US economic, commercial and financial blockade that hinders its acquisition by the Caribbean nation, there is a need to raise the costs of non-state transporters.
According to Codorniu, the main concerns of the private carriers are, precisely, the shortage of fuel in long periods of time, the non-delivery in the cards for the regulation of crude oil and the price cap under the above conditions.
He referred to the importance of the National Tax Administration Office, the managers and the leadership of the union of the sector, committed to motivate the more than 1,000 employees towards the appropriate changes to the economic situation of the country.
In spite of the inconveniences, he acknowledged the increase of 20 % of the means in operation, of which 211 leased, 220 of the cubataxis service and 10 national buses.
Cuban eastern province advocates for conciliation of local transportation prices
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