Sánchez promises to reach the end and with transparency to know the causes of the blackout

'La Revuelta' faces its worst audience streak, but it keeps the quality of the guests intact. So much so that to fire April, David Broncano was able to interview Jane Goodall and moved for the first time out of the stage of the Príncipe Gran Vía theater to be received by Fernando Arrabal at the playwright's house in Paris.On Monday 5 May the 'show' of Spanish Television opened the week with double guests. First Broncano chatted with Antonia San …

The combination of climate emergency, globalization and intense and profound mobility of information, people and products, and the acceleration of technological change and its inexhaustible demand for energy, is leading us to a scenario where the sense of uncontrollability and risk increases.The April 28 blackout is another link in a chain of risks and threats that is expanding and diversifying.DANA was a catastrophe without palliatives.The blac…

After Monday's blackout, the country split between the preppers (preparationists) and those we weren't prepared for.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said today that the government will work rigorously, prudently, transparently and in collaboration with operators to complete the investigation and determine the causes of the power outage that hit Spain, Portugal and parts of France a week ago.

Pedro Sánchez guarantees that he will work with rigour, prudence, transparency and collaboration with the operators to know the causes of the blackout.

The opposition is awaiting explanations from Illa, who they accuse of being absent in the first hours of the crisis.