#Apagón

[missempanada]

They survived the 2025 Iberian blackout and all they got was these stupid tshirts

[jswatson]

coño y yo que me iba a hacer un café

[beep-beep-imma-sheep]

"The entire country without electricity, hospitals collapsing, and they're like this. We're not to be demoralized nor weakened, 25 years are already enough".

This is El Cuartel de la Montaña. There's where Chávez rests are. During the entire blackout, that, for me, was 19 hours long, that place had electricity.

El Helicoide, the largest torture centre in LATAM also had electricity.

"A patient in the Noriega Trigo hospital in San Francisco just died. She was intubated and glued to a respirator.

The hospital doesn't have a power plant, nor UPS for the devices. They tried to resurrect her with CPR and nothing".

friend since 4 in the morning without electricity. The light came on about an hour ago with a lot of force and burned down a small refrigerator that we have with my mom and sister's insulin. This is a disaster. We went out to buy ice as best we could and the neighbor lent us some Colman coolers to store them in because the heat here is very intense. God willing, we'll get away from these people. Thank you. Anonymous. Please.

In Lecheria, girl.

Maria Corina is very badass, she flew with her rocket and left us all without electricity EXCEPT Chavez, Helicoide and Miraflores... it's incredible that they are even incoherent when it comes to lying.

— Without showing evidence, Freddy Ñáñez blamed María Corina Machado and Edmundo González for the national blackout: "People like that cannot be considered Venezuelans" "FREDDY ÑÁÑEZ BLAMES MARIA CORINA AND EDMUNDO FOR THE NATIONAL BLACKOUT"

Do you still believe that everything that has happened in Venezuela (electrical failures, shortages) in these last 25 years is the fault of others? No, gentlemen, it is a system of psychological conditioning to exhaust every Venezuelan.

— Hospitals, nursing homes, schools, homes... WITHOUT LIGHT The Helicoid TORTURE WITH ELECTRICITY What is this called? STATE TERRORISM

And this happened already.

Additionally:

Two former Colombian soldiers, Alexander Ante and José Aron Medina Aranda, were detained in Venezuela during a stopover while returning from fighting in Ukraine. Following their arrest in Caracas, both were extradited to Russia, where they now face charges of having fought against Russian forces as mercenaries. A Moscow court has ordered their provisional detention, which could lead to a sentence of up to 15 years in prison. The family, who had been waiting for their return in Colombia, were devastated to discover that they had been sent to Russia without warning.

@lasttarrasque

@tren-trenvilu

@punishedsaints

@fuckyeahmarxismleninism

@prensabolivariana

@thegreenbisamurai

This is what y'all supporting 🫵

—.

Everyone else, feel free to tag any other chavista/ tankie/ communist / leftie who is speaking about Venezuela when they know nothing about us or out history.

Disclaimer: those terms do not apply to any Usamerican / foreigner who is actually being respectful, I'm only refering to the ones that defend a dictatorship who lets people die while they keep the power to themselves.

[welele]

Buenos días.

[homeisaplaceinthehills]

Blackout in Spain Granada, 2025

Yesterday we had a nation wide blackout in Spain and Portugal.

[depoble]

El becario de Iberdrola cuando ha visto la que ha liado por tirar de un cable

[carloskaplan]

A Torre de Hércules, acesa no apagón

[sr-roto]

[adriana-feki]

Como se sintió toda España con el apagón de electricidad / As the whole of Spain felt with the electricity blackout.

[cantoghalpon]

Mérito de Borja López

[antowilly]

[elkoko]

Cerebros apagados.

[giselles-dumping-hat]

Hi guys. Yesterday was An interesting day

[argiemando]

Me revienta que pongan a España en el pedestal de que son primer mundo, y como primer mundo nunca habían vivido un apagón.

Lloriqueadas españolas aparte, el apagón fué súper grave y si pasaba en LATAM todos dirían "puf, típico de latinos". O sea un familiar se quedó varado diez horas en medio de Portugal sin un euro, sin manera de sacar plata ni volver a su ciudad porque los trenes no funcionaban.

Podríamos hablar de que España es un país en el que a una semana del desperfecto, su gobierno le niega a su gente y al resto del mundo explicaciones oficiales. Digo.

[welele]

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Yesterday (28 April) was a blackout day!