Venezuela was left without light

Almost all of Venezuela was left without electricity, BBC reports . The power supply of Karakas, the capital of the country, was interrupted at the very hour-rush on March 7. Then the rest of the country's regions were left without light. Due to the lack of electricity, planes are unfolding, which should land at the Karakas airport.

Representatives of the government of Nicholas Maduro have already reported that the cause of the emergency was the sabotage from the opposition and its leader, the self -proclaimed president and speaker of the parliament of Juan Guydo. Maduro said that Guydo wants to overthrow the legitimate authorities of Venezuela with the help of "American imperialists."

Guydo is sure that the cause of the accident was chaos in the country and the “inefficiency of the government of the usurpators”. “The light will return when Maduro is removed,” he said.