Venezuela, fifth day without light: Maduro resumed activities in jobs and schools and the opposition demonstrated

The darkness, lack of drinking water, defects in telephone and Internet connections. This is the scenario according to which millions of people live in Venezuela after last Thursday, the country suffered a power failure which touched almost the whole territory. By decision of President Nicolás Maduro, work activities are suspended and there are no clbades. For its part, the opposition decided to take back the street to express its discontent.

The situation in the Caribbean country is complicated by the pbadage of hours, but the government said they were about to solve the serious problem. On Monday, the Minister of Communication, Culture and Tourism, Jorge Rodríguez, badured that "very little is needed "to achieve stabilization and restoration of the electrical system.

Rodriguez said that in Caracas, the capital, it already exists 85% recovery servicealthough he acknowledged that there is no definitive stabilization of supply.

Although the Venezuelan executive insists that the blackout is the product of a "Attack" planned in the United States, the opposition of the legislative power holds the government responsible and calls its supporters to protest this tuesday.

The so-called "president in charge" of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, led the call against the power outage suffered by the Caribbean nation for five days. "This Tuesday at 15:00 (local time) on the nearest avenue. We are all on the street", urged the Leader of the Opposition during his speech Monday in Parliament.