The Board criticizes the government for blaming Seville and Granada for the blackout

The Andalusian government has condemned this Wednesday that the third vice president and minister for the...

The government says it is looking for the causes of the blackout to prevent it from being repeated. Actually the main cause already knows it because in the following days it has taken...

The Andalusian government has condemned this Wednesday that the third vice president and minister for the...

The technical Xeral Secretary of Education also responds to the criticisms of substitutions, with a system 'accepted and recognized' ...

Two weeks ago, two days after the big blackout, the Junta de Andalucía practically ruled out that the large losses of electricity production caused by the subsequent disconnection of the entire network had their origin in the autonomous community. It was the information they had at the time, since the first investigations pointed to the origin of the incident in the southwestern part of the electricity system, that is, the part of Extremadura.

Jorge Paradela has indicated that, if those three plants were disconnected, the causes would have to be known, and "if there were previous interferences or overvoltage or what happened" The big blackout of April 28 began in an electric substation of Granada to the