So far in 2026, reports of electrical fluctuations and dips that affect the stability of the electrical system in Caracas and other regions of the country have increased. Users warn of the damage that their appliances could suffer
Several areas of Caracas were left without electricity in the afternoon hours of this February 26, reported users in X. The National Electric Corporation (Corpoelec) has not given reasons for the interruption.
According to infocitizens, after a power outage, the areas: Colinas de Santa Mónica, Cumbres de Curumo, El Paraíso, San Martín, Las Acacias, Los Chaguaramos, La Vega, Caricuao, Quinta Crespo, El Cementerio, Santa Teresa, Montalbán, Macarao, Colinas de Bello, Miranda and Carabobo, were left without service.
So far in 2026, reports of electrical fluctuations and dips that affect the stability of the electrical system in Caracas and other regions of the country have increased. Users warn of the damage that their appliances could suffer.
On January 8, the ruling party, five days after the capture and extraction of Nicolás Maduro by United States special forces, Delcy Rodríguez delivered legislative proposals to the deputies of the National Assembly (AN). “Here we are not thinking about the enrichment of an elite, but about how to bring happiness to the Venezuelan people,” he said.
He announced the update of the National Electrical System Law as part of a “comprehensive plan” to recover and modernize the country’s energy sector, an issue that the United States had already mentioned as part of an “agreement” signed with the Venezuelan government.
Without electricity Montalban, 3 hours already in Caracas. And now? Who? https://t.co/eq2d8g4JV9
— Nelly (@NellyGuerra) February 26, 2026
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The entire plan, Rodríguez said, includes improvements in generation, transmission and distribution; as well as a legal standard for the rational use of energy.
The US, under the administration of Donald Trump, declared as a priority the reconstruction of Venezuela’s electrical system, which it considers “deteriorated and fragile” after years of abandonment, corruption and lack of investment by the Chavista regime, according to an official document from the Department of Energy (DOE) that was published after the president’s arrest and after Rodríguez recognized the Venezuela-US joint work.
Not in San Martín either. The service interruption occurred about 40 minutes ago. https://t.co/eLEs1zRfDQ
— Zhandra Flores Esteves (@zhandraflores) February 26, 2026
The rehabilitation of the Venezuelan electrical system “is a bottleneck,” according to the US Department of Energy, and for this reason it will be one of the central axes of the energy agreement made public this week by Donald Trump, and this is stated in an official document from the Department of Energy, which describes the electrical network of the South American country as “deteriorated and fragile” after years of lack of investment and maintenance, he reported. The Economist.
*Journalism in Venezuela is carried out in a hostile environment for the press with dozens of legal instruments in place to punish the word, especially the laws “against hate”, “against fascism” and “against the blockade.” This content was written taking into consideration the threats and limits that, consequently, have been imposed on the dissemination of information from within the country.
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