Maria Angelica Roman

Maria Angelica Roman, a 45-year-old employee, expressed her difficulties in returning home due to the crowded buses after the power cut.

O Globo·Brazil· 2025-02-27

María Angélica Román expressed her concerns about getting home due to the bus situation after the power outage.

La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946·Costa Rica· 2025-02-26

María Angélica Román expressed frustration about not being able to leave work due to the blackout.

Público·Portugal· 2025-02-26

María Angélica Román expressed her concerns about getting home due to the bus situation after the power cut.

ABC Color – leading Paraguayan newspaper, est. 1967·Paraguay· 2025-02-26

María Angélica Román expressed her concerns about how to return home due to crowded buses after being released from work because of the blackout.

O Globo·Brazil· 2025-02-26

Maria Angelica Roman expressed her concerns about getting home due to the power outage and crowded buses.

Politiken·Denmark· 2025-02-26

Maria Angelica Roman, 45, told AFP news agency: 'They let us leave work because of the power cut but now I don't know how we will get home because all the buses are full.'

BBC·United Kingdom· 2025-02-26

María Angélica Román expressed her concerns about getting home due to the blackout.

El Nacional·Venezuela· 2025-02-26

María Angélica Román expressed her concerns about returning home due to the crowded buses after the power outage.

O Estado de S. Paulo (Estadão)·Liechtenstein· 2025-02-26

Maria Angelica Roman expressed her difficulties in returning home due to the crowded buses after the power outage.

O Globo·Brazil· 2025-02-26

Maria Angelica Roman, a 45-year-old worker, expressed her concerns about returning home due to the crowded buses after the power outage.

O Globo·Brazil· 2025-02-25

Maria Angélica Roman, a 45-year-old employee in a collection office, expressed her concerns about getting home due to the power outage.

Le Monde·France· 2025-02-25