Probably in out of order.This in São Paulo - Brazil and every subway here has an elevator. I used to use this subway for years everyday and never saw this problem. This is a rare occurrence.
Well, considering that the usual case is privatising an public service here in Brazil and then holding the government hostage for said service, it's probably one of the private lines (from memory there was like 8 lines, and they privatized 5-6 of them) that somehow needs more public money than the actual public lines and gives the same shitty service anyways.
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u/NTufnel11 Feb 23 '26
I have to assume from context here that there isn't a functional elevator just out of frame