Due to the energy crisis, Nicolás Maduro cut the day's work and gave rest during Holy Week

The crisis affecting Venezuela has been serious for some time. But its president, Nicolás Maduro, continues to claim that nothing happens, even if it costs more. That's why he had to take action based on the duration of work and thus look for a way to deal with the complex energy situation.

In the Official Gazette 41614 of April 10, it was published a reduction of working hours until Tuesday, April 30th, which will go from 8 am to 2 pm in the afternoon both for the public sector and for the private sector, "to ensure the continuity of the supply of electricity service in the country".

Also, in a speech last Saturday, Maduro said: "As we are in the battle of Holy Week, I decided not to announce it in time, but I want to do it today: give the working day on Monday the 15th, Tuesday the 16th and Wednesday the 17th to the workers of Venezuela on the occasion of Holy Week take advantage of these days to recover the terrorist attack against the electrical system ".

The chavist leader He made an excuse for a terrorist attack on the power grid to try to justify the complications that your country has been going through for a long time, trying to feel guilty for not being responsible for the national and social emergency.

Increasingly against the ropes, Maduro has no choice but to accept this week the arrival of humanitarian aid from the Red Cross, just when the United States armed forces issue an ultimatum on a possible military intervention against his regime before the end of the month. year