the regulatory Energy Commission (CRE) warned last Wednesday that there is less gas, and that the country is close to a “critical warning”; There is only one electrical connection worn between Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula, and any event can disconnect the electrical system of the region.
“It is a connection that is already worn, which already has a certain shelf life and that any event disconnects the electrical system of the Peninsula,” said a forum President of the CRE, Guillermo García Alcocer.
However, this morning the President Andrés Manuel López Obrador denied his statements pointing out that the Government suspected that the blackouts of Yucatan might be by sabotage, by the vested interests in previous Governments.
“It is not true that we are going to run out of gas. Now there have been power outages in the Southeast and it is being investigated, because there is the possibility that sabotage the interests that exist. We do not rule it because two blackouts have to do with fire in the same places”, he said.
Lee: AMLO appoints Commissioners of the CRE; It claims to be “very happy” that Senate rejected the triads, the President accused the Commissioner President of the ERC provide information as in the “old regime”.
“He authorized the purchase of the most expensive fertilizer plant in the world. A fertilizer plant costing when much of $ 50 million and bought it at $ 500 million. $ 450 million of utility, at the expense of the Treasury. He authorized it and is now in the CRE saying that we’re going to run out of gas,”he said.
“There are still in the current Government many officials who are due to interests that dominated in the country, which sent in the country, are employees of the groups of vested interests that had taken the Government”, said.
The CFE reported last Friday of an interruption of its service in the Yucatan Peninsula by the burning of weeds between the towers of the national network of transmission, Ticul, Yucatán, to Escarcega, Campeche.
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