Now, Maduro says the electrical system has been "attacked" since Chile and Colombia – 06/04/2019

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro today reiterated the argument that the country's electricity system had been "attacked" in order to counter the technicians' version that lack of investment, corruption and corruption. the lack of specialists caused the collapse of the electricity grid. in the Caribbean country.

But on this occasion, he reported two new "enemies" in the region, Chile and Colombia. According to the president, the "cyber" attack was launched by these two countries.

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"We have discovered new sources of attack: from Chile, Colombia has launched cyber-attacks supported by the US government to damage the Venezuelan electrical system," he said from the Miraflores presidential palace. , where he received the thousands of supporters who had supported him. .

According to Maduro, investigations by Venezuelan intelligence showed that from these countries, "viruses" were introduced into the electrical system.

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"They resorted to cyberterrorism, they resorted to electromagnetic terrorism along the lines of transmission," the president insisted, reiterating that "the attack" targeted the country's main hydroelectric power station, the Guri.

As he said, he has already taken steps to protect the system. He said the same thing during the first general breakdown of March 7, where he blamed the United States, but then they returned to other mbadive cuts.

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The truth is that power outages continue due to lack of spare parts and Perimido electrical system. For this reason, the government has announced a plan for electricity rationing that has sparked public discontent.

The plan provides that at least 20 states will be without electricity for four hours a day. The cuts will turn, seriously complicating the activity.