Red SUBE discount for combined transport trips stops working in Buenos Aires

The integrated public transport discount known as Red SUBE has stopped working for users in Buenos Aires who combine train, subway, and bus travel. This disruption affects commuters who rely on the fare reduction for inter-jurisdictional journeys.

City authorities in Buenos Aires assert that the national government, led by President Javier Milei, has ceased funding the subsidies that enabled these combined trips. They argue that this decision has directly led to the suspension of the Red SUBE discount for such transfers.

However, the national administration has countered these claims, accusing the Buenos Aires city government of failing to pay its own share of the subsidy. This mutual blame game highlights a significant dispute over financial responsibilities between the federal and city governments, leaving commuters in uncertainty about the future of the integrated transport discount.