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The Electric Collapse in Carora: 13 Hours in the Dark Evidence the Systemic Vulnerability of Basic Services

Summary by EL NACIONAL
About 20 families in the Colonial Zone meet more than half a day without service after repeated failures in a transformer. Faced with Corpoelec’s inoperability, the neighbors are forced to self-manage the replacement of the components, reflecting the precariousness that strikes the national electricity sector from the regions.
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About 20 families in the Colonial Zone meet more than half a day without service after repeated failures in a transformer. Faced with Corpoelec’s inoperability, the neighbors are forced to self-manage the replacement of the components, reflecting the precariousness that strikes the national electricity sector from the regions.

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EL NACIONAL broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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