Los precios exorbitantes de los automoviles decepciona a compradores

The video discusses the reaction of Cubans to a new decree allowing the purchase and sale of cars. Despite the decree, many are disappointed due to the high prices, which are significantly higher than in Europe or the US. The Cuban government controls the car market, setting prices for both new and used vehicles. Examples include a 2005 Renault Clio priced at $25,000 and a 2010 Hyundai Jeep at $90,000. The high prices are unaffordable for most Cubans, whose average salary is about $16 per month, forcing many to live without cars.

What was the reaction of many Cubans on the first day the vehicle purchase decree went into effect?

How does the Cuban government influence vehicle prices?

What are some examples of vehicle prices mentioned in the text?

What is the average salary of a state worker in Cuba, and how does it compare to vehicle prices?

What did many Cubans say they would have to do regarding car ownership?