Buena parte de Venezuela sufre nuevo apagón

Venezuela experienced another major power outage affecting most of the country, including Los Teques in Miranda state. The blackout began on Monday around noon and persisted despite initial restoration efforts. President Nicolás Maduro's government accused the U.S.-backed opposition of sabotaging the Guri dam, a key electricity source. Opposition leader Juan Guaidó criticized the government's incompetence and called for mobilizations to end Maduro's regime.

What was the general reaction of Venezuelans to the power outage?

• They were unaware of the situation.

• They feared a repeat of past chaos.

• They were hopeful for a quick resolution.

• They were indifferent.

When did the power outage begin?

• Monday morning

• Monday around midday

• Tuesday afternoon

• Sunday evening

What did the government initially promise regarding the power outage?

• That it would last for several days

• That it would be resolved in a few hours

• That it was a minor issue

• That it was beyond their control

Who did President Nicolás Maduro's government blame for the power outage?

• Natural disasters

• The local authorities

• The opposition backed by the United States

• Technical failures

What was Juan Guaidó's response to the power outage?

• He criticized the government's incompetence and called for mobilization.

• He supported the government's actions.

• He ignored the situation.

• He blamed foreign countries.