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Protests continue in the Dominican Republic due to the massive power outage that left the entire country without electricity and paralyzed essential services. Public outrage was expressed by burning tires and blocking streets in various areas. The power failure severely affected hospitals, banks, small businesses, and thousands of homes, also causing traffic to grind to a halt on all roads and interrupting the water supply. According to the minister of energy and mines, Joel Santos, the incident was caused by a failure that ended up affecting the entire system, creating what is known as a blackout, and confirmed that the national government is working to gradually restore electricity service.

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00:00Moving on to the Dominican Republic, protests continued due to the massive power outage
00:04that left the entire country without electricity and paralyzed essential services.
00:10Public outrage was expressed by burning tires and blocking streets in various areas.
00:14The power failure severely affected hospitals, banks, small businesses and thousands of homes,
00:20also causing traffic to bring to a halt on all roads and interrupting the water supply.
00:26According to the Minister of Energy and Mines, Joel Santos, the incident was caused by a failure
00:30that ended up affecting the entire system, creating what is known as a blackout,
00:35and confirmed that the national government is working to gradually destroy electricity services.
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