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People line up with drums to collect water flowing down from the Wuaraira Repano mountain, also called "El Avila", in Caracas on March 13, 2019. - The blackout has left millions without running water. Many people lined up to buy bottled water in Caracas supermarkets, but most are reduced to desperate means -- besieging fountains in public parks and any available water sources around the capital. Marshalled by security forces, crowds formed impatient lines at water trucks in some areas, as they waited to fill containers. But tensions were running high amid the shortages. (Photo by FEDERICO PARRA / AFP) (Photo credit should read FEDERICO PARRA/AFP/Getty Images)
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¿Vuelve la electricidad a Venezuela?

El Gobierno dijo este miércoles que la red eléctrica ya había sido restaurada. Este jueves se cumple una semana del apagón que dejó sin electricidad a gran parte del territorio venezolano y que además causó escasez de agua y de alimentos, hubo saqueos en las tiendas y varias muertes en los hospitales. Esto es lo que debes saber, minuto a minuto, sobre la situación en Venezuela

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