#DaTuReporteDeLuz: the hashtag that is a trend in Venezuela to denounce the lack of electricity

With the hashtag #DaTuReporteDeLuz, thousands of Venezuelans complain on Twitter that they are still without electricity after the two blackouts last Monday.

The regime of Nicolás Maduro has not been able to restore a normal supply and this Wednesday morning, much of the country is still dark.

After a day during which the government again insisted on the accusations made on Monday about two alleged attacks on the electricity system, including one with a fire in the Guri hydroelectric power station, the country's main power plant. , a large part of Venezuela rose up in the same way that it lay: in the dark.

In the east of Caracas, the pans sounded after the sunset after a day with intermittent reconnections to the power grid but with virtually paralyzed commerce and services.

The few gas stations that have not closed their doors they were surrounded by long lines of vehicles all day long and the few institutions that have remained open they only accepted foreign currency transactions.

Outside Caracas, the breakdown affects the whole country in one way or another. The governor of Anzoátegui, Antonio Barreto Sira, said the electrical service had been restored intermittently in some of the 21 municipalities of this eastern state.

The head of the state Miranda, Héctor Rodríguez, said Tuesday at 13:30 local time, the fluid had been restored on this territory in some areas, with an advance of up to 90% and in others only 10%.

Also Táchira, Aragua, Carabobo and other states of the country They spent the day with various badignments in the electric fluid.

Maduro's Minister of Communications, Jorge Rodríguez; and the vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, they used the social network Twitter to broadcast photos of "attack"from the opposition against Guri transformers.

The President of the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, that more than 50 countries recognize as president in charge, rejected these accusations at the seat of the legislature and blamed the situation on the Maduro government.

"They do not have a reasonable and credible explanation", says Guaidó, showing the"poor maintenance, product of corruption in Venezuela"as the reason behind the problems of the electrical system.

Guaidó badured that Maduro has changed "the version"of the cause of the cut, remembering that during the first power outage this month, the president himself accused the United States of having launched a "cyberattack" against the Guri control room, as well as the "electromagnetic" sabotage of the transmission lines.

"They (the government) militarized each of the electrical installations"Guaidó said, recalling that this type of infrastructure has been controlled by the military for years.the cessation of darkness will come with the cessation of the usurpation"