¿Por qué aumenta TANTO el colectivo en Buenos Aires? (La verdad)

Why did bus fares in Buenos Aires suddenly change completely starting today? 🚌💸 This June 1st, the new fare schedule for the AMBA (Greater Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area) goes into effect, and the price map is now divided into three tiers depending on the jurisdiction. If you swiped your SUBE card today and noticed a huge price jump, or that the usual SUBE network discounts are no longer being applied in the same way, this video explains in detail why this is happening and the political and economic background of this measure. We analyzed the new fares for the shortest route (0 to 3 km) with a registered SUBE card: 👉 National Jurisdiction (Lines 1-199 that cross General Paz Avenue): $714.00 (Note: This price will increase again to $728.28 on June 15th). 👉 City of Buenos Aires Jurisdiction (City-exclusive lines): $788.28. 👉 Buenos Aires Province Jurisdiction (Lines 200 and above and municipal lines): $1,015.61. ⚠️ BEWARE! If your card isn't registered in your name, the fare automatically doubles, reaching over $1,900 for provincial routes. In addition, we have the impact of the subway fare increase, which now reaches $1,558 for the flat rate. Is this system of three different fares for traveling within the same area sustainable? What about the subsidy cuts that pushed the Province and the City to these prices? I'll explain the truth behind the chaos on buses in Buenos Aires. How much did you pay for your trip to work or university today? Were you affected by the elimination of the SUBE network benefit? Share your experience in the comments. 👇 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BECOME A CHANNEL MEMBER:    / @gabrielschraiber   DISCORD:   / discord   FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA:   / gabrielschraiber     / gabriel.schraiber     / gabischraiber