Blackout: This is how the media around the world reflected the historic break between Argentina and Uruguay

The mbadive power outage that affected most of Argentina, Uruguay and other countries in the region this morning was a new one whose magnitude has reached the coverage of different media around the world.

Most of these news portals have highlighted the enormous scale of the outage, have indicated that they have reached some 48 million people and that it would take a few hours to restore services.

The news of the power outage due to a failure of the interconnection system has reached Europe.
The country of Spain reported the event with a picture of Retiro station and accompanies the note of a photo gallery of the supply cup. And a column titled "Father's Day in the Dark" is also added.

The New York Times, one of the largest media outlets in the United States, has comprehensively covered the blackout that has hit "tens of millions," as its title suggests. Coincidentally, he illustrated his cover of the same picture as El País.

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Sputnik accompanies in his note images of tweets sent by official bodies reporting the cut, as well as individual messages. In a second note, the service is gradually restored.

The Italian Republic also referred to the "blackout" that affected Argentina and, in its information on affected countries, includes Peru and Bolivia. In addition, he notes that the damage was caused to the Yacireta plant.

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Spanish CNN speaks of a widespread power outage, feeds the information with Tweets and reproduces the statements of Argentine officials that the service would return within six to eight hours and that the failure n & # 39; 39, was not a "human error". .

In the German newspaper
Der Spiegel the news was the most watched international content.

The British media Mirror has dedicated a large space on its portal to the power outage that has left "48 million people without electricity" in Argentina and Uruguay.

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The country of Uruguay, the news is treated taking into account the local situation and another holder invites to discover the reason for the clarification that affected Argentina and Uruguay.

A mbadive blackout affects Argentina and Uruguay, according to the Paraguayan newspaper
The nation. One of the subtitles of the main note speaks of "Two Countries in the Dark" and the note is illustrated by the photo of a dark room corresponding to the elections that are being held today in the province of Formosa.