UCI students in Guantánamo without transportation to return to the university.

A group of students from the University of Computer Sciences (UCI) residing in Baracoa are stranded in their hometown due to a lack of transportation to Guantánamo and Havana, where they must return to resume their classes.

The transportation crisis in Cuba continues to affect the population, this time hitting students. A user wrote to CiberCuba asking for help to report this case, as young people feel a great sense of helplessness and the government does not seem to be concerned about the mobility of citizens throughout the country.

According to the source, who prefers not to be identified, this situation is concerning and repetitive, as they face the same problem every year. Just a few hours before the scheduled departure from Baracoa to Guantánamo, they are informed that there are no buses available for the transfer.

The young people have gathered at the government building in Baracoa, waiting for some kind of solution. However, at the time of writing this news, the authorities have not provided concrete answers.

This incident adds to the numerous reports of travelers stranded in different parts of the country, who have denounced the terrible conditions of the terminals and the lack of buses and fuel.

At the Villanueva waiting list terminal in Havana, the desperation of many Cubans is evident, with people sleeping on the floor for days, with no signs that they can travel to their destinations, especially to the eastern provinces like Santiago de Cuba and Guantánamo.

Students at UCI, like many other citizens, face an uncertain future as they await a solution that will allow them to continue their university education and their lives.