Major power outage hits Venezuela's capital, with Maduro government blaming 'sabotage'

Venezuelans awoke Friday to a major power outage in the capital, Caracas, and several states. President Nicolas Maduro’s government blamed the outage, which it said began about 4:50 a.m., on “electrical sabotage.

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PBS NewsHourLean Left· 760d ago

Venezuelan government blames 'sabotage' as capital city faces major power outage

Los Angeles TimesLean Left· 760d ago

Major power outage hits Venezuela's capital, with Maduro government claiming 'sabotage'

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Voice of AmericaCenter· 760d ago

Venezuela's capital Caracas and other regions face power outage

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Major power outage hits Venezuela's capital, with Maduro government blaming 'sabotage'

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Major power outage hits Venezuela's capital, with Maduro government blaming 'sabotage'

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Major power outage hits Venezuela's capital, with Maduro government blaming 'sabotage'

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Major power outage hits Venezuela's capital, with Maduro government blaming 'sabotage'

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Venezuela hit by massive power outage: "sabotage" claims

Courthouse News ServiceCenter· 760d ago

Venezuela hit by nationwide power outage

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Washington TimesLean Right· 760d ago

Major power outage hits Venezuela’s capital, with Maduro’s government blaming ‘sabotage’

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Al JazeeraLean Left· 760d ago

Power begins to return to parts of Venezuela after mass outage

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