
Spain has declared a state of emergency after a nationwide power blackout hit most of the Iberian peninsula, leaving roads gridlocked and prompting people to clear supermarket shelves amid fears the chaos could last for days.
Spain’s Interior Ministry on Monday added the emergency status will be applied in the regions that request it.
So far, Madrid, Andalusia and Extremadura have asked for the central government to take over public order and other functions.
Europe “Rolling Electricity Blackout” phase of Agenda 2030 named 'Atmospheric Phenomenon': Massive blackout across Europe could 'last a week', leaving countries like France, Spain, Belgium, and Portugal without power, only few days after Spain announced its renewable energy pic.twitter.com/96XGzXI4zh
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Could renewable energy be to blame for huge Spain blackout?
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