A former official believes President Laura Fernández’s harsh criticism of opposition lawmakers has severely damaged prospects for a power grid harmonization plan. Salvador López, previously with the Cence energy organization, suggests Fernández’s disparaging remarks have eliminated room for negotiation. The plan, intended to streamline and integrate the electrical grid, now faces significant obstacles due to the fractured political climate. López contends that the president’s aggressive tone has hardened positions on both sides, making compromise unlikely. This development casts doubt on the future of the initiative, which proponents say is crucial for energy efficiency and reliability. The expert’s assessment highlights the impact of political discourse on critical infrastructure projects.