Opponents Refused to Attribute Electrical Faults to Alleged Sabotage

Diario La Verdad

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The opposition leader of Primero Justicia, Juan Pablo Guanipa, rejected on Saturday the statements of Delcy Rodríguez, who attributed to a supposed sabotage the blackout recorded last weekend in the Zulia and other states of the west of the country. Through a publication on social network X, Guanipa argued that during [...] La entrada Guanipa rejects allegations of sabotage after blackout in the west: “Stop cynicism” was first published in La Ve…

El Impulso

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Andrés Velásquez questioned Delcy Rodríguez for attributing the power failures to an alleged sabotage and called for a transparent and elected government. The entry Andrés Velásquez questions Delcy Rodríguez for attributing electrical failures to a supposed sabotage #6Sep was first published in El Impulso.

Telemundo Miami (51)

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Rodríguez pointed out that the state's PDVSA Gas team detected Thursday that "the gas keys will be shut down so that the gas systems," the thermoelectric systems, and the national electricity system will fall.

Doble Llave

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Rodriguez insisted on pointing out that the electrical system has been hit by foreign sanctions

ALnavío

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(EFE).- Venezuelan opponents rejected this Saturday that the president in charge of the country, Delcy Rodríguez, attributed recent electrical failures to a supposed sabotage, one of the main arguments employed by the chavismo in the face of the prolonged crisis of the sector. Former first vice president of the Parliament Juan Pablo Guanipa wrote in X that for 27 years the officials [...] The entry Oppositions refused to attribute electrical fai…

Aporrea

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06-09-26.-Delcy Rodríguez appealed again to the thesis of electrical sabotage by referring to the blackouts that occur practically every day in the different regions of the country. On this occasion, he said, the manipulation of the system was in protest of the oil agreements...