Residents in Sucre State, Venezuela, are increasingly frustrated by frequent blackouts and power outages.
Journalist Joan Natalie Ceballos reported that residents in several municipalities of Sucre State have taken to the streets to protest unscheduled and prolonged power outages.
Joan Natalie Ceballos, a journalist for Noticias Venevisión, reported on the local situation, stating that residents in several municipalities within Sucre State have come out to protest unscheduled and prolonged power outages.
Residents near Cancamure Avenue in Cumaná, angered by more than 8 hours of continuous power loss, blocked roads and initiated protests.
They claimed up to two power supply interruptions within 24 hours, and similar protest activities were confirmed in the Brazil district and Carúpano Avenue.
Residents of the Guaca area in Bermúdez municipality occupied the Cumaná-Carúpano national highway to protest the power crisis.
Residents of El Pilar in Benítez municipality also took to the streets, expressing dissatisfaction with power outages and rationing that left them without electricity for up to 15 hours.
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