The Venezuelan government denounced a new terrorist attack against the national electric system carried out by the Venezuelan extreme right wing with the aim of destabilizing the country. During a phone call, the minister of electric energy, Jorge Marquez, detailed that the terrorist aggression was specifically against the transmission system, which is the backbone of the national electric systems.
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00:00The Venezuelan government announced a new terrorist attack against the national electric
00:04system carried out by the Venezuelan extreme right wing with the aim of destabilizing the
00:09country.
00:10During a phone call, the Minister of Electric Energy, Jorge Marquez, detailed that the terrorist
00:15aggression was specifically against the transmission system, which is the backbone of the national
00:21electric system.
00:22Marquez also thanked the entire team of workers who are currently assisting the restoration
00:27in an efficient and quick manner.
00:29Likewise, the Minister of Electric Energy emphasized that even though the extremist
00:34groups in the country try to harm the people, the Bolivarian revolution will continue to
00:39fight against any act of destabilization.
00:52This afternoon I want to denounce once again a terrorist attack to the national electric
00:56system, this time to the transmission system of our country.
00:59These terrorists only think about harming our country while our people work to move
01:03forward.
01:04At this moment I want to inform you Carlos, and all the people of Venezuela, that we are
01:08recovering all the load, and restoring the service throughout the country.
01:15Jorge Marquez also informed that 25% of the country was affected by the new aggressions.
01:22This attack affected approximately 25% of the country, 25% of the country.
01:31It affected us quite strongly, could be felt throughout the country, the strong impact.
01:38But thanks to God our working class is now restoring the service, and guaranteeing our
01:43people the service they deserve.