Protesters at the again today, this time speaking out about today’s emergency meeting to approve some PG&E bankruptcy financing-related measures
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PG&E said last week it had lined up billions in financing from major banks to help it through bankruptcy. It wants to avoid lengthy PUC approval that would normally required for such financing, hence today's immediate meeting. BK filing expected tomorrow
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This is the third CPUC meeting recently where anti-PG&E protesters have been a big presence. Today they're critical of the quick timing and presence of big banks.
"It is time to put people over profit," one tells regulators. "And it's your job to do it."
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As they’ve done before, anti-PG&E protesters read off names of #CampFire victims to the today. Later they chanted “stop this now” and “Wall Street bailout, we say no” as the commission president continued with the meeting
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Raucous ending to meeting as commissioners vote to approve the PG&E items as protesters continue chanting over them
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