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Delcy Rodríguez again promised electric improvements in Venezuela after signing contract with Impsa

Delcy Rodríguez announced improvements to Venezuela's electrical system during a contract signing with Argentine multinational Impsa for work on the Macagua and Tocoma hydroelectric plants, amid ongoing power fluctuations in Caracas and other regions.

Delcy Rodríguez led the signing of an addendum to the Corpoelec-Impsa contract at Miraflores Palace.

The agreement covers resumption of work on Macagua and Tocoma hydroelectric plants in Bolívar state.

A new power fluctuation affected Caracas and other regions on the same day as the announcement.

The Tocoma plant (Manuel Piar) has been incomplete and its completion has been promised multiple times.

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