Led by a Socialist government and devoted to ‘Net-Zero’ climate fantasies, Spain has of late become increasingly unstable country when it comes to its unreliable infrastructure.
Not even a month ago, the country was plunged into darkness by a massive blackout, and today (20) a widespread internet and phone outage caused alarm in the population.
The Telegraph reported:
“Spain was hit by phone and internet blackouts on Tuesday morning, just weeks after a power failure plunged the country into darkness.
Landline and mobile services were brought down across the country after a botched system upgrade by Spanish telecoms giant Telefonica.”
Spain struck by massive phone and internet blackout, weeks after nationwide electricity outage.
All leading providers in Spain, including Movistar, Orange, Vodafone, Digimobil, and O2, are suffering from the outage.
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The outage disrupted the lives of the population, and was particularly harmful to the work of emergency call operators.
The problems began at 2am local time, and initially affected land-lines mostly.
“Regions thought to be affected by the blackouts include the Basque Country, Andalusia, Aragon and Extremadura.”
A spokesman for telecom giant Telefonica said around lunchtime that the issue was resolved.
“The spokesman added: ‘This morning we had an incident that affected the fixed communications services of some companies and public services. We have been working from the outset to restore these services, which have now been fully recovered’.”
This latest outage comes less than a month after Spain descended ‘into chaos’ amid mass blackouts that also affected Portugal and parts of France.
The blackout disrupted the lives of millions, affected public transport and critical infrastructure, ATM machines and phone services.
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