6000 x 4000 px | 50,8 x 33,9 cm | 20 x 13,3 inches | 300dpi
Aufnahmedatum:
4. Januar 2021
Ort:
Avenida San Luis 77 Madrid
Weitere Informationen:
Hundreds of residents of the Cañada Real Galiana have gathered this Monday in front of the headquarters in the capital of Naturgy, a company that provides the service in the area, to ask for the power to return and to end the "criminalization of suffering" that they are suffering. Thus, the families have demonstrated in front of the headquarters, located on Avenida de San Luis, shouting "we want light" and "light is not a luxury, it is a right" to ask that electricity be restored in the sector 5 and 6 of the Cañada Real, after almost three months. The president of the Al-Shorok-Amanecer association and neighbor of Sector V, Cristina Pozas Navarro, has assured that they have decided to demonstrate in front of the company's headquarters, after doing so in Sol and at the Housing Department, because Naturgy is " collaborator or party involved in the strategic plan they have drawn up "to cut them off from electricity. "These three months have been very cold, a lot of uncertainty, with silence from the administrations and the impossibility of meeting with Naturgy, " he said. As for the administrations, he has indicated that they refer to "overload" as the cause of the problem, although he has argued that it is "a reduction in the power that has been placed in the turrets" and with respect to what there is a " absolute silence ". "We are being victims of a very badly managed strategy, very badly planned and very bad intentioned. That is what is happening, " he has launched. In this sense, the representative of the Tabadol cultural association of Sector VI Houda Akrikez has also expressed herself, who has described it as "shameful" that they have been demonstrating for months on a "humanitarian and social" issue. The representative has indicated that they want to "pay their fees" and that the overcharge is an "excuse". "They have been three very hard months with 1, 800 minors affected, 900 families and almost 4, 000 people, " he pointed out. The president of AMAL (Associ
