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The forecast of the Executive branch of government concerning the operation of Guri hydroelectric plan in the event of reaching the critical level of 240 meters above sea level represents a high risk for the country, said José Manuel Aller, an academic expert at Simón Bolívar University.
If the water levels decline under 240 meters, Aller is afraid that the hydroelectric plant will not be able to produce 5,000 megawatts, whereas Venezuela's requirements amount to 15,000 megawatts.
The expert stressed that the future of the country is at risk. The Guayana region, especially basic industries, would suffer the greatest impact, as 70 percent of their activities will be halted. "They have already planned what they will do with the remaining 10,000 megawatts."
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Two years later, subsequent to the bank interventions that affected 14 private institutions, Public Prosecutor Office maintains investigations open, these concern the public funds that ended up at some of those organisms and were utilized in shady financial operations, this is included among the accusations held by the Public Ministry against some bankers.
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