A pro-government journalist has highlighted the difficulties faced by Cubans when trying to cope with bureaucratic procedures and fuel shortages in funeral services. This issue has raised great concern among the population, as it further complicates a process that is already painful and complicated.
The reporter, whose name has not been revealed, emphasized the excessive bureaucracy surrounding the necessary documentation to conduct a burial, as well as the lack of fuel that hinders the transportation of caskets. This situation has created a series of additional obstacles for Cuban families who are already dealing with the loss of a loved one.
According to the journalist's statements, the problem is even worse in rural areas, where the lack of resources and inadequate infrastructure make it even more difficult to organize a funeral in a dignified and respectful manner. This complaint has reignited the debate on the need to address deficiencies in funeral services and simplify procedures for citizens during such difficult times.
In the midst of this controversy, Cuban authorities have not made any statements regarding the matter, which has generated even more uncertainty among the population. Meanwhile, families facing the loss of a loved one continue to struggle with these bureaucratic and logistical "tangles" that hinder the process of mourning and farewell.
