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        <h1 class="reader-title">Recovery of Venezuelan Electric Service
          Underway</h1>
        March 27, 2019</div>
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              <p>The electrical service in Venezuela was gradually
                recovering Wednesday in several regions of Venezuela
                after Monday’s attack to the Guri’s transmission plant.</p>
              <p><a
href="https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Venezuela-100-of-Electricity-is-Back-On-20190313-0025.html"
                  target="_blank">Communication and Culture Minister
                  Jorge Rodriguez</a> reported Wednesday by telephone
                about the details of the latest events linked to two
                terrorist attacks, performed last Monday, to the
                electricity transformers at the Simon Bolivar
                Hydroelectric Power Plant, located in Guri, at the State
                of Bolivar.</p>
              <p>"The intention of the terrorist criminals who
                physically attacked the electronic equipment -on which
                the generation and distribution of most of the country’s
                electricity is based on- was to disable the Guri,
                Caruachi and Macagua hydroelectric plants, which are
                synchronized with each other, to generate chaos across
                the national territory," the Venezuelan minister
                denounced.</p>
              <p>Rodriguez also explained that <a
href="https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Revolutionary-People-Guarantee-Peace-and-Democracy-Maduro-20190323-0017.html"
                  target="_blank">President Nicolas Maduro</a> decided
                to implement a "recovery day" to reverse the <a
href="https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Venezuelan-Govt-Denounces-Latest-Attack-on-Electric-System-20190307-0033.html"
                  target="_blank">Guri plant</a> damage.</p>
              <p>"As soon as the terrorist’s destruction was carried
                out, President Maduro initiated the National Electric
                Service recovery process," Rodriguez said and explained
                that the Venezuelan head of state ordered to design an
                alternative electricity distribution procedure.</p>
              <p>A third blackout occurred early Wednesday as a result
                of the system operational instability, damage which was
                initially prompted by the attack to the Guri
                transformers.</p>
              <p>“Today, at 5 in the morning, a fault destabilized the
                system and caused a loss of electricity in a part of the
                national territory," Rodriguez informed and added that
                "we are investigating the reasons for the failure,
                repairing equipment and distributing electricity.”</p>
              <p>Other Venezuelan authorities also offered details of
                the work being carried out to normalize the electric
                service. Regarding this issue, <a
href="https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/VP-Delcy-Rodriguez-PDVSA-Europe-Offices-to-Be-Moved-to-Moscow-20190301-0008.html"
                  target="_blank">Vice president Delcy Rodriguez</a>
                stressed the dedication of those experts who are
                diligently working on the generation plant repair.</p>
              <p>Meanwhile, Venezuelans were performing their daily
                activities in the most usual way possible, although
                their government decreed suspension of work and school
                activities across the national territory.</p>
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