Monday, San Juan Puerto Rico.

Thousands of residents flooded into the streets, demanding that their governor resign.

Pop star Ricky Martin was right up front, standing on top of a truck, waving a huge rainbow flag.

What does it feel like to be in the middle of a protest like that? Something so massive.

I don't know. I have to be honest, I grew up going to protest as a child. I come from a very

protest family. Like, I grew up going to protest as a child. My parents, I come from a very protest family.

Like, I grew up going to...

Natalia Rodriguez-Medina was born and raised in Puerto Rico.

When I was in college, I would go protest.

Funding, cuts to the funding of university.

I would protest the fiscal control board when I was in college.

Now she reports for Latino rebels, says what was remarkable about this week's protest wasn't just the size,

but how it attracted people who don't usually show up to these things.

Older folks, people with disabilities.

The people who protests are labeled usually as like, it's very

similar to the U.S. It's like, oh, these socialists, oh, these like people who just want to like

control the government, they're like lazy students. They don't want to do anything. And that's

nothing of what we saw yesterday. Yesterday it was literally just the whole population.

These protests have been building for weeks,

spurred on by the revelation that Governor Ricardo Rosseo sent offensive group chats.

He made fun of regular citizens.

He made fun of other politicians.

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