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Diana Morant and the mayor of Cullera were partying during the blackout without canceling events.
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At 12:30 p.m., the massive blackout hit all of Spain, and it quickly became clear that the incident wasn't just a one-time outage in a single neighborhood or town, but a major issue affecting the entire Iberian Peninsula, complete with communications chaos. That Monday, April 28th, the Valencian Community celebrated the feast day of its patron saint, Saint Vincent Ferrer, which is why many towns had planned festive events, only to cancel them wh…
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