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CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 22: People charging their phones in a community power generator during a nation wide blackout in Plaza Venezuela on July 22, 2019 in Caracas, Venezuela. This is the fourth major blackout in Venezuela during 2019. Carolina Cabral / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 22: People charging their phones in a community power generator during a nation wide blackout in Plaza Venezuela on July 22, 2019 in Caracas, Venezuela. This is the fourth major blackout in Venezuela during 2019. Carolina Cabral / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
People walk on a street during a blackout in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, July 22, 2019. The lights went out across much of Venezuela Monday, reviving fears of the blackouts that plunged the country into chaos a few months ago as the government once again accused opponents of sabotaging the nation's hydroelectric power system. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
People cross a street during a blackout in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, July 22, 2019. The lights went out across much of Venezuela Monday, reviving fears of the blackouts that plunged the country into chaos a few months ago as the government once again accused opponents of sabotaging the nation's hydroelectric power system. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos), APTOPIX
People seat on a square during a blackout in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, July 22, 2019. The lights went out across much of Venezuela Monday, reviving fears of the blackouts that plunged the country into chaos a few months ago as the government once again accused opponents of sabotaging the nation's hydroelectric power system. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
People ask a taxi driver how much it is to take them to their neighborhood during a blackout in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, July 22, 2019. The lights went out across much of Venezuela Monday, reviving fears of the blackouts that plunged the country into chaos a few months ago as the government once again accused opponents of sabotaging the nation's hydroelectric power system. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
People wait for a public transportation on a street during a blackout in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, July 22, 2019. The lights went out across much of Venezuela Monday, reviving fears of the blackouts that plunged the country into chaos a few months ago as the government once again accused opponents of sabotaging the nation's hydroelectric power system. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
People get a ride on the back of a truck during a blackout in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, July 22, 2019. The lights went out across much of Venezuela Monday, reviving fears of the blackouts that plunged the country into chaos a few months ago as the government once again accused opponents of sabotaging the nation's hydroelectric power system. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
People get ride in the back of a pickup truck during a blackout in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, July 22, 2019. The lights went out across much of Venezuela Monday, reviving fears of the blackouts that plunged the country into chaos a few months ago as the government once again accused opponents of sabotaging the nation's hydroelectric power system. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
A public transportation bus is packed with passengers during a blackout in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, July 22, 2019. The lights went out across much of Venezuela Monday, reviving fears of the blackouts that plunged the country into chaos a few months ago as the government once again accused opponents of sabotaging the nation's hydroelectric power system. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
TOPSHOT People wait at the parking of a shopping centre in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
People wait at the parking of a shopping centre in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
Women sit at a restaurant in of a shopping centre in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
People wait at the parking of a shopping centre in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
A doorman sits at the entrance of a building in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
People pour to the streets in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)
People pour to the streets in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)
People remain at the reception of an office building in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)
View of Caracas taken on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)
Picture taken during sunset in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)
View of Caracas on July 22, 2019 seen as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)
TOPSHOT People are silhouetted by the lights of a vehicle as they cross a street in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)
Two men are silhouetted by the lights of a vehicle as they cross a street in Caracas on July 22, 2019 while the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)
View of Caracas on July 22, 2019 seen as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)
A dog barks at Petare neighborhood in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias Delacroix / AFP)
Petare neighborhood is seen at dusk in Caracas on July 22, 2019 as the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias Delacroix / AFP)
The light of a motorbike and a car are seen in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
A man looks on as he drives a car through the streets of Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
Picture of a traffic jam in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
Picture taken during sunset in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
Picture taken after sunset in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
Picture taken in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
People on cars, motorbikes and on foot crowd a street in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
TOPSHOT People are seen in the streets of Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
People are illuminated by the lights of vehicles in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
Members of the Special Action Forces (FAES) and passers-by are illuminated by the lights of vehicles in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
Picture taken during sunset in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
TOPSHOT Picture taken in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
People walk during sunset in Petare neighbourhood after Caracas and other parts of Venezuela were hit by a massive power cut on July 22, 2019. - The lights went out in most of Caracas causing traffic jams and sending people back home on foot after the metro stopped running, while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias DELACROIX / AFP)
Men cross a street in Caracas on July 22, 2019 while the capital and other parts of Venezuela are being hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Matias Delacroix / AFP)
Men chat outside closed shops in Maracaibo, Zulia State, Venezuela, on July 22, 2019 as parts in the country, including the capital Caracas, were hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Federico PARRA / AFP)
TOPSHOT People are seen in a street of Maracaibo, Zulia State, Venezuela, on July 22, 2019 as parts in the country, including the capital Caracas, were hit by a massive power cut. - The lights went out in most of Caracas while people in other parts of the country took to social media to report the power had gone out there too. The state-owned power company CORPOELEC only reported a breakdown affecting sectors of Caracas. (Photo by Federico PARRA / AFP)