Seventy-two hours without electricity across Venezuela #SinLuz
It continues from the previous post here.
It has been three days since Venezuela has been without electricity service. Protests are taking place somewhere, with lootings and burning of objects.
Since the blackout began, fifteen dialysis patients died. Modern hospitals rely on electricity so that the patients can survive for longer.
Hospitals are closer to being like the nineteenth century in Venezuela, says libertarian economist Steve Hanke. As I said so, leftists destroy any prosperity by giving government more power in expense to its citizens.
It has been 72 hours without electric service in much of Venezuela! How do you feel @NicolasMaduro after you beat the record? Winner? Are you going to answer and pay the Venezuelan people all the damage that the corruption and the inability of your regime has done to them? People want solutions now!72 hrs sin servicio eléctrico en gran parte de Venezuela! Cómo te sientes @NicolasMaduro luego de batir récord? Vencedor? Vas a responderle y pagarle a los venezolanos todo el daño que la corrupción y la incapacidad de tú régimen les ha hecho? La gente quiere SOLUCIONES YA!— Henrique Capriles R. (@hcapriles) March 10, 2019
It has been three days since Venezuela has been without electricity service. Protests are taking place somewhere, with lootings and burning of objects.
Since the blackout began, fifteen dialysis patients died. Modern hospitals rely on electricity so that the patients can survive for longer.
Hospitals are closer to being like the nineteenth century in Venezuela, says libertarian economist Steve Hanke. As I said so, leftists destroy any prosperity by giving government more power in expense to its citizens.
Bernie Sanders and Obama praised Venezuelan socialism, and socialism fails all the time because the people eventually run out of money.When in #Venezuela, or any in socialist country, you have to ask yourself what you’re willing to live without. Food, water, and now electricity…The list has no end in sight under #Maduro https://t.co/uUSAOiEHYQ— Prof. Steve Hanke (@steve_hanke) March 9, 2019
Meanwhile, pro-government propagandist TeleSur disseminates blatant lies about the blackout in Venezuela. TeleSur is fake news.Venezuela has some of the largest oil reserves in the world, and through the magic of socialism managed to turn into a starving third world $hithole.— Steve Goddard (@SteveSGoddard) November 1, 2018
There is no "cybernetic warfare," and the Maduro government always lies about the situation in Venezuela. A hydroelectric dam failure was the culprit of the blackout across the country.#Venezuela | President #NicolasMaduro has blamed #cyberneticwarfare on the recent widespread #blackouts that have affected the country in recent days. https://t.co/WKSxoFwvfe— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) March 10, 2019
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