VOICED : Cuba autos libres a precios impagables

The video discusses the iconic cars of Havana, dominated by Soviet-era Ladas and American almendrones. A new policy allows Cubans to buy cars freely, but prices are extremely high, with new cars costing up to $240,000. This change, announced by Raúl Castro's government, aims to rejuvenate Cuba's vehicle fleet. However, the high costs, exacerbated by taxes, make car ownership a luxury for most Cubans, whose average salary is $20 per month. The policy removes restrictions but remains out of reach for many, leading to public disappointment.

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