Everything was shut down- buses were not running, streets were blocked off, the biggest mall in the caribbean which is here in Puerto Rico was even closed for this strike day. Other stores and restaurants and places were closed as well. Anyway, it was just such an experience to see puerto ricans, people in my classes and people i knew demonstrating their need for change. They have been hit incredibly hard by the recession in San Juan and it is evident that people want to see improvements in their land.
I even saw a newspaper article with an expressway shut down and people marching with signs and same color shirts across the expressway. It was a wild day for sure. It didn't effect Stewart getting in to Puerto Rico though since he didn't get in until later.
I even saw a newspaper article with an expressway shut down and people marching with signs and same color shirts across the expressway. It was a wild day for sure. It didn't effect Stewart getting in to Puerto Rico though since he didn't get in until later.