NewzThe deterioration of hospitals and schools in Cuba has driven a growing public debate regarding the potential implementation of a combined public and private system for essential services. According to the IX Informe sobre el Estado de los Derechos Sociales en Cuba, 82% of surveyed citizens rate the current state of hospitals and health centers as bad.
In response to these failing public conditions, the survey reveals that two out of three consulted individuals support shifting toward an alternative formula for providing essential services. The findings highlight widespread public dissatisfaction with state-run infrastructure and point to a significant shift in sentiment regarding traditional models of service delivery within the country.
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