A letter from Valencia: How Europe’s powerful got stuck in Spain without power

Chronicle of the odyssey that lived an entire passage, in which two journalists of the Diario.es were traveling, who after more than half a day of travel had to return to the starting point in the midst of a chaos of information and a precarious attention, even to the most vulnerable passengers Twelve hours after the blackout that has left light all over Spain, about 500 people remained crowded in an AVE stranded in a Madrid-Valencia line at the…

A letter from Valencia: How Europe’s powerful got stuck in Spain without power

Inside the big blackout that has plunged the EPP congress into chaos.

No one in the PP knew anything last night. Or, at least, nothing based on certainty. The “information blackout” flew all the analyses of the popular in Valencia,...

A letter from Valencia: How Europe's powerful got stuck in Spain

Inside the big blackout that has plunged the EPP congress into chaos. VALENCIA – On Monday afternoon, Valencia resembled a scene from a post-apocalyptic movie. Tram cars stood abandoned half-way between stops, where they had suddenly ground to a halt. At the city’s famous Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències complex, swathes of people strolled […] The post A letter from Valencia: How Europe’s powerful got stuck in Spain without power first appeared…

PP leader calls for mobilizing all state resources and criticizes lack of official information during the emergency

The president of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has demanded from the socialist head of the government, Pedro Sánchez, that the electricity blackout that has affected almost all of Spain this Monday "do not add an information blackout" of the Executive. He has pointed out this in a video from Valencia -headquarters of the European PP Congress- that Genoa has sent to the press. "I want to start by conveying to all of you my solidarity f…