"During the strike, trucks stopped delivering food, fuel and factory supplies, roads were blocked, shops closed and much of Santiago’s privately owned bus fleet ceased operation."
Medina documents interruptions to the movement of essential goods, road blockages, commercial closures and the withdrawal of approximately 70 percent of Santiago's privately owned buses. The combined disruption placed severe pressure on industrial production and urban transportation, creating the emergency in which Cybernet was repurposed.
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