Old school buses fuel Nicaragua transport crisis
In Managua, used American yellow school buses, bought for 4 000 to 6 000 dollars and re sold after crossing Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras, form the backbone of a budget public transport system. Operators complain fares have stalled at 13 cents while costs rise, risking private hustle and chronic vehicle strain.
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Laurence Iliff
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