CNTT calls for investigation into the whereabouts of buses and fuel subsidies

Juan Marte, president of the National Central of Transport Workers (CNTT), has formally requested the new director of the National Institute of Transit and Land Transport (Intrant) to launch an investigation into the location of 27 imported buses. According to the CNTT, these vehicles were originally brought in to be incorporated into public transportation services.

In addition to the missing buses, the transport union leader called for an inquiry into the management of the government fuel subsidy program. The request targets accountability and transparency within the transport sector under the newly appointed leadership at Intrant.