Sánchez points to the "private operators" in the blackout crisis and puts nuclear weapons in a bind: "They are a problem"

Sánchez demands "collaboration" of the companies and promotes a public investigation "to reach the end"The government keeps open the way of sabotage or cyberattack after discarding it Electric Network The government considers the most critical phase of the emergency faced this Monday with the restoration of, almost 100% of the electricity supply throughout the territory. A work that in the executive they consider has been carried out as an "exem…

Sánchez criticizes private individuals and demands “accountability”, not ruling out cyberattack. Solar power failure may have caused a blackout and the right defends its commitment to nuclear power. PP attacks government management.

Twenty-four hours after the big blackout that collapsed Spain, the government still doesn't have the answer to what caused this crisis.

The government will send black men to the main power plants affected by the blackout. Already yesterday, Pedro Sánchez began to target private operators for lack of data. Now, the executive branch goes further and has announced that technicians from different ministries will go to the facilities of Red Eléctrica and various private operators to verify that no computer attack has occurred.

The president of the government points out to the “private operators”, among them Red Eléctrica, whose last two presidents come from the PSOE and whose main shareholder is the state, with 20%, followed by 5% of Amancio Ortega.Topics: El Salmón Contracorriente, ElectricasRead full article

The great blackout suffered in Spain throughout Monday has left on the table great debates that were already having these last months and ...