Sánchez points to the responsibilities of private companies and promises changes: “This can never happen again”

The president rejects that the problem is renewable: “Nuclear energy also fell, it was no longer resilient”

The president insists on carrying out an “independent investigation” outside of the Electric Network before discarding the cyber attack, although he admits that there are no indications

The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez , has appeared for the third time since Monday at noon the great blackout after the extraordinary National Security Council that has presided over the King, for the first time in the Palace of La Moncloa and not in Zarzuela, as usual. This time with the press room with its normality recovered, with journalists and questions, Sánchez has put the focus on pointing to the private energy companies , ens…

It is better to be king of your silence than slave of your words, a rule inherent in the person, including that of Pedro Sánchez. Sanchez, famous for the «not no» to Rajoy, to whom he came to say: «You are not president of government today, you are the president of a true disgovernment», when Spain had a case of contagion of Ebola outside Africa and the only disgovernment was the sacrifice of a dog named Excalibur. As president of an authentic d…

Jasiel Paris, a political scientist and security expert, asked to be allowed to explain the differences between being uninformed, being misinformed, and being disinformed: "Someone who doesn't have information simply doesn't know anything; someone who has bad information has incorrect data, and someone who misinforms would be voluntarily spreading a hoax." After this brief clarification, he emphasized that the area in which disinformation is mos…

Movimiento Sumar will ask for a commission of inquiry in Congress to clarify what happened during the general blackout on Monday, April 28. Yolanda Díaz's party, the second vice president of the government, has advanced this Wednesday that will demand responsibility for the "electric oligopoly", thus adding to Pedro Sánchez, who this Tuesday pointed directly to the private operators.