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jose aguilar

La corrupción apaga a Venezuela

Artículo de opinión Alek Boyd publicado en El País - Venezuela es uno de los países con mayores recursos hidrográficos del mundo. La confluencia del Orinoco y el Caroní hacen que Venezuela tenga una de las cuencas orográficas más potentes del mundo, y la Represa de Guri es la tercera central hidroeléctrica del mundo. Aparte de eso, cuenta con los mayores recursos de petróleo en el hemisferio occidental. No obstante lo anterior, un apagón dejó el martes a ese país sin luz. ¿Cómo puede explicarse tal evento?