“We Feel Abandoned”: Sandieganos Demand Schedule After Intensification of Electrical Crisis
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By Francis Gabriela Tineo Ana Díaz has not been able to sleep since Sunday, May 31, when a high load transformer exploded in the Montemayor electric substation of the municipality of San Diego. From the Los Andes residence he thought it was a cut, already almost usual, of six hours. But when he entered [...] La entrada In Carabobo: Inhabitants of San Diego demand timetable after intensification of electrical crisis #3Jun was first published in E…
Ana Díaz has not been able to sleep since Sunday, May 31, when a high load transformer exploded in the Montemayor electric substation of the municipality of San Diego. From the Los Andes residence she thought it was a cut, almost usual, of six hours. But when the night came in and the light did not return, her whole family began to get restless, including her 75-year-old grandfather. "It came at 4:00 a.m. on Monday and went back at 5:00 a.m. We …
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