South American OPEC member nation Venezuela government employees working two days a week
for the five-day holiday has been declared. Faced with a severe power crisis, the government announced on Tuesday a temporary basis to take action.
President Nicolas Maduro aimed at reducing the use of electricity in April and May, for two months for this Saturday and Sunday, as well as 8 million government employees declared Friday a holiday. Maduro said in his weekly television show on Tuesday, tomorrow we are in the public sector for at least two weeks on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday am working day.
On the other hand, according to the BBC, the country's vice-president has announced ayaristobulo isaturija, until the crisis of public employees will have to work a week on Monday and Tuesday only. Venezuela's main hydroelectric dam due to drought, the water level has decreased alarmingly. Guri two-thirds of its electricity from hydro-electric project in this area are provided.
Since the start of the economic crisis, as well as the water pressure in the current crisis in Venezuela has added new pressures on the lives of three million people. A severe economic recession, lack of basic necessities such as medicines, ranging from milk, rising prices and long lines of buyers shopping is the last gasp.
The late leader Hugo Chavez, Maduro replacing (53) said, guri has become almost a desert. Through these measures will protect us gurike. However, despite these measures, the country's left-wing opposition to the government's crisis-management blamed the mistake. Reuters.
President Nicolas Maduro aimed at reducing the use of electricity in April and May, for two months for this Saturday and Sunday, as well as 8 million government employees declared Friday a holiday. Maduro said in his weekly television show on Tuesday, tomorrow we are in the public sector for at least two weeks on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday am working day.
On the other hand, according to the BBC, the country's vice-president has announced ayaristobulo isaturija, until the crisis of public employees will have to work a week on Monday and Tuesday only. Venezuela's main hydroelectric dam due to drought, the water level has decreased alarmingly. Guri two-thirds of its electricity from hydro-electric project in this area are provided.
Since the start of the economic crisis, as well as the water pressure in the current crisis in Venezuela has added new pressures on the lives of three million people. A severe economic recession, lack of basic necessities such as medicines, ranging from milk, rising prices and long lines of buyers shopping is the last gasp.
The late leader Hugo Chavez, Maduro replacing (53) said, guri has become almost a desert. Through these measures will protect us gurike. However, despite these measures, the country's left-wing opposition to the government's crisis-management blamed the mistake. Reuters.