VOICED : Pueblo venezolano emerge del agua debido a la sequia

The transcript discusses the re-emergence of Potosí, a town in the Venezuelan Andes, after being submerged for 30 years due to the construction of the Uribante-Caparo hydroelectric complex. The drought caused by El Niño has exposed the ruins, including the church and cemetery. Observations of the uncovered town are shared, highlighting the drying of the La Onda reservoir, especially in 2016. The inundation was due to the reservoir's water level management. Recovery of water levels requires 24 months of continuous rainfall. The energy crisis in Venezuela, leading to blackouts in major states, is also mentioned.

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