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Venezuela's General Assembly postponed the debate on reforming the electricity system law amid daily protests

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The Venezuelan National Assembly, which is controlled by the ruling Chavista party, postponed the second discussion regarding a partial reform of the Electricity Service Law this past Thursday. The legislative delay occurred amidst ongoing daily protests and widespread public complaints regarding frequent power outages across the country.

The decision to defer the debate highlights the tension surrounding the nation's infrastructure crisis. The proposed legal reforms are being considered against a backdrop of persistent energy instability and increasing citizen dissatisfaction with the current state of the electrical system.

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