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Returns the Allowance to the Payroll, After Complaints of Power Cuts
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What you should know The president reported that there will be a subsidy for households that consume up to 180 kWh.Analysts point out that power cuts are due to lack of investment in transmission and distribution, not a solar phenomenon.Analysts warn that the subsidy will deepen the deficit of the electricity sector, estimated at about 598 million dollars.The president of the country, Daniel Noboa, announced on April 20 that the government will …
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