Delcy Rodríguez alleges sabotage to the Venezuelan electrical system after petroleum agreements
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Delcy Rodríguez alleges sabotage to the Venezuelan electrical system after petroleum agreements

SIC Notícias5 September 2026 at 01:00

Delcy Rodríguez alleges that the Venezuelan electrical system is being sabotaged by "extremist mafias", at a time when Venezuela celebrated petroleum agreements. The Venezuelan vice-president defends that the electrical problems in the country are due to a combination of factors, including the increase in energy demand due to growth in consumption, the high temperatures and the alleged sabotage by extremist groups. This accusation arises after Venezuela established agreements in the petroleum sector, suggesting that there are forces interested in destabilizing the country. Rodríguez holds "extremist mafias" responsible for the attacks on the electrical system, in a narrative that attributes the infrastructure problems to external and internal political enemies.

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