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“They Are Cuts of up to Six Hours a Day and We Don’t Always Know What Time the Light Returns,” Claim the Inhabitants of the Road to Salitre

Summary by El Universo
The WhatsApp groups of the urbanizations have become, in the last week, a complaint box for the inhabitants of the road to Salitre, in the canton Daule, and on the road to Samborondón, of the canton of the same name, in the province of Guayas.

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“They Are Cuts of up to Six Hours a Day and We Don’t Always Know What Time the Light Returns,” Claim the Inhabitants of the Road to Salitre

The WhatsApp groups of the urbanizations have become, in the last week, a complaint box for the inhabitants of the road to Salitre, in the canton Daule, and on the road to Samborondón, of the canton of the same name, in the province of Guayas.

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El Universo broke the news in on Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
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