Apagon in Spain: Pedro Sánchez recommends that non-essential workers not attend work this Tuesday - La Tercera

The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, recommended Monday night that the non-essential workers stay home on Tuesday, when Spain recovers progressively from a massive blackout that left the entire Iberian peninsula without light for hours. “What I would ask the workers is that they prioritize their safety” and that those “that have difficulty moving to their workplaces or that have received from their employers the instruction to…

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Spain and Portugal recover little by little from the massive blackout that has left citizens incommunicado

Massive blackout paralyzes Spain and Portugal: trains, airports, hospitals and events such as the Madrid Open

Spain and Portugal record an important power cut on Monday, including their capitals.The Spanish generator Red Eléctrica says that the Iberian peninsula was affected. He pointed out that the incident is being evaluated and is being responded to.The countries have a combined population of more than 50 million people.It is not clear at the moment how many people are affected.The electricity supply has been interrupted throughout the peninsular ter…