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Ecuador Will Turn to the Security Forces to Disconnect 20 Industries From the Electricity Grid

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Ecuador will turn to the security forces to disconnect 20 industries from the electricity grid

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Ecuador will turn to the security forces to disconnect 20 industries from the electricity grid

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Secretary General of the Public Administration identified plastic, cardboard and shrimp industries.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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Quito, Oct 15 (Prensa Latina) Ecuador's Secretary of Public Administration, José Julio Neira, today called for the intervention of the security forces to disconnect companies that fail to comply with the adopted energy restrictions.The post-Government of Ecuador calls for public forces to disconnect industries first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

The secretary of the Public Administration, José Julio Neira, requested this Thursday, October 15 the intervention of the public forces in 20 medium voltage companies that connected to the National Interconnected System (SNI). This, despite the willingness of the government to disconnect for three days for this type of industries in the middle of the

The secretary general of the Public Administration, Planning and Cabinet, José Julio Neira, published a list of medium-voltage customers who remain connected to the National Interconnected System. According to the official, this situation puts at risk the electricity supply of Ecuadorian families. Neira reported that he requested the intervention of the security forces to ensure compliance with the measures arranged and to prevent the operationa…

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José Julio Neira reported that mid-voltage customers continue to connect to the National Interconnected System and called for the intervention of the security forces.

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expreso.ec broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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