The streets of Valencia were once again filled with pots, slogans and neighbors tired of waiting. The night left simultaneous protests in different parts of the city. Some occurred in front of the official residence of the governor Rafael Lacava. Others spread to sectors of the south of the capital Carabobeña, where discontent over electrical cuts ended up overflowing the routine. There was no centralized summons. Nor was a visible political lea…
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The streets of Valencia were once again filled with pots, slogans and neighbors tired of waiting. The night left simultaneous protests in different parts of the city. Some occurred in front of the official residence of the governor Rafael Lacava. Others spread to sectors of the south of the capital Carabobeña, where discontent over electrical cuts ended up overflowing the routine. There was no centralized summons. Nor was a visible political lea…