Venezuelan engineer Miguel Lara has warned that the nation’s electrical system is severely strained and overwhelmed. He specifically questioned the prioritization of recovery and modernization efforts for the Manuel Piar (Tocoma) and Antonio José de Sucre (Macagua) hydroelectric plants as a solution to the national electricity crisis. Lara’s assessment paints a grim picture of the current state of Venezuela’s power infrastructure. The warning suggests ongoing electricity issues and potential for further disruptions. Details regarding the specific nature of the overload and required improvements remain scarce. This comes as broader concerns regarding infrastructure decay in Venezuela continue to mount. The report originated from TalCual, as reported by Radio Fe y Alegría journalist María Iriarte.