The Maduro regime cut off Internet access for more than three hours while Juan Guaidó presented his "Operation Libertad" plan.

The extent of the interruption is shown in the table provided by Netblocks.org, which traces the Internet stops in different countries and that many use in Venezuela due to lack of official information provided by the Nicolás Maduro regime.

The group reported that the network performance data shows that ABA CANTV, Internet Provider, "Limited Access to YouTube, Periscope Twitter, Multiple Google Services, and Microsoft Bing for Three and a Half Hours on March 27" 2019. "

The blocks, which lasted from 16:05 UTC to 19:35 UTC (from 12:05 to 15:35) coincided with a press conference by Juan Guaidó who detailed plans for a national resistance called Operation Freedom. "Network data shows that interrupts are different from interruptions caused by power outages across the country," revealed Netblocs.

The organization explained that the results are based on a set of 2,400 measures of network performance and accessibility observed from 120 scenic points across Venezuela. NetBlocks difference measurements taken in the same time window indicate that about 70% of Venezuelan networks have been completely disconnected due to current power outages:

"New cuts mark the return of ephemeral or intermittent Internet censorship imposed by the state that seems to be heading towards a critical discourse. The data are consistent with the previous specific interruptions at the chief's public appearances and at the sessions of the National Assembly of Venezuela, "the group denounced.

For Netblocks.org, "Network data indicates that each platform break complies with the methods used to block online content in Venezuela."

The organization also said that during power outages, 91% of Venezuela had lost the Internet connection, a minimum still eclipsed by the worst of the blackout that hit a week earlier this month.

Maduro and his government insisted that the electrical problems resulted from sabotage practices and sophisticated attacks from American and national opponents, while theIndustry experts and critics point to the lack of investment and maintenance. Schools are closed for the third day and the scheme has asked workers to stay home.