Guatemala’s logistics sector is anticipating a potential state subsidy of Q12 per gallon of diesel fuel. This fuel is critical for both passenger and freight transportation within the country. While the subsidy is viewed as a positive step, industry representatives suggest it may not fully offset increasing operational costs. The aid aims to provide some relief to the productive chain, currently burdened by high fuel prices. The impact of the subsidy on overall transportation expenses remains to be seen. Details regarding the implementation and duration of the subsidy are still pending. This measure seeks to mitigate the economic pressures felt across the national logistics network.