The lights were turned on most of Spain and Portugal after the huge blacketing that hit the Iberian peninsula, trapping people into trains and elevator, while millions of people had no telephone and online connection. Since Tuesday morning, both Spain and Portugal reported that the current has almost returned to the normal level with the network stabilized after the greater power failure in recent history, the British Guardian notes. On Monday night, many went to bed in the dark, while others posted videos on the internet, celebrating the gradual return of electricity after many hours off the network. But for a continent so willing to talk about her efforts on energy security – with many leaders participating in a high -level summit on this issue just last week – there will be many persistent questions that need urgent answers, the report said. How is it so easy to do a blah blah […]
Source: News Beast
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