The price of intermunicipal and interdepartmental transport in Nicaragua increases, as an effect of the increase in the price of fuel derived from the Russian invasion in Ukraine. The electricity supply and the main products of the basic basket also increased
The cost of intermunicipal transportation in Nicaragua increases
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