En esta sumatoria de problemas, nada raro que acabemos en apagón

0:00 Or since the beginning of last year the power generators and so they were saying. Look what can happen to us. Look what can happen to us. So it' s like a sum of problems. The climate on the one hand, because the child on the other, the inefficiency of the government, the fear of investors bringing new investment are a number of factors that have been concluding that it can lead to a blackout that that would be the end. And for the government, I definitely don' t know the country manga per man. Here begins the lettazo, the letazo podcast with the warning that has the country thinking about what its nights would be like without energy. It is the alert that not only makes XCM, which is the operator of the energy system in Colombia, but the guilds generators, marketers, distributors of energy and gas that tell the government that it is now serious. Philip, this is happening to us like the lying little shepherd. He remembers the blackout coming.

1:07 That comes the blackout, that comes the stick And when we are so close, it seems that the country does not want to hear the warning product of the low levels of the reservoirs. We have reservoirs at thirty- one percent and praying to Saint Peter for rain. No And to that add that, obviously, as the president of the power generators explained to us this morning here on Blue Radio, the problem is that there are a number of walking projects that are not being implemented, that have not been able to materialize between them. Remember that Celsea removed a Guajira project, because the communities did not allow it to do so. So, if you have a number of projects that since the beginning of last year, the power generators and such have been saying.

1:53 Oh look what can happen to us, look what can happen to us. But there' s trouble there. It is that the license and such there are communities that do not leave good at last the inefficiency of the state in general. I am not going to blame the government of President Petro for the blackout, because the Colombian energy system is quite robust. But if there are experts on all fronts saying that there may be blackout, because there may be blackout, that should not be underestimated. And how serious he knows what it is is that those who design energy policies are the members of the creation of the Gas Energy Regulatory Commission. There' s no rado, there' s no rado, there' s no rado, there' s no rado, there' s no rado, there' s no rado, there' s no rado. Then, the Government also very negligent, knowing that a crisis like this could occur, not having made a decision with those appointments which, moreover, are experts. And this Gas Energy Regulation Commission comes precisely as a lesson from the blackout of the early 1990s, when in the Gaviria government, the country went out and from there something to say. The State and the different governments have been strengthening the system, but it is again as paralysed, as blocked. Nothing unusual that we end up in blackout. Well, Felipe, that' s what all the guilds want to avoid at all costs.

3:12 That is why they have told the government that it is time to turn on the thermals, although that is not necessarily the solution that we will stop selling energy to Ecuador, that the commissioners of the cre are named that the guilds are also asking. And one thing that should also be considered by the Government at this time of so many warnings. The experts and these unions propose that there be a profit, a saving in the bill of the people for those Colombians who decide to save energy, that this has already happened in the Santos Government Remember Felipe in two thousand fifteen, two thousand sixteen, a kind of subsidy. If we Colombians save, what happens is that, although everyone warns of blackout. The Minister of Mines and Energy on Twitter, Dr Andrés Camacho says not to be calm, you have to be alert, but it seems that the blackout for the government is not a possibility, because the Minister says calm. We' re still in child phenomenon. But this is controlled, because how can it be controlled if we do not know if, for example, it will rain in April? No one knows that, that can ' t predict it absorbed and seeing St Peter rain. Yes, sir and remember that in the fifteenth and sixteenth year it did not rain in Auril, rained in May and rained in May and then we entered that crisis of that moment. But thermos aren' t the solution either, because they' re on. The ones that are working are on, but they are far below generating the amount of energy they should be generating. So it' s like a sum of problems. The climate on the one hand, because the child on the other, the inefficiency of the government, the fear of investors bringing

4:46 new investment because they do not know what the rules of the expected blind are. They are a number of factors that have been converging that it can lead to a blackout, that that would be the end for the government imagine. But he knows that there is another ingredient that he lacks in that cocktail that Felipe just mentioned to us that of Carlos Fernando Galán, the mayor of Bogotá. As if it were little, look at what you just said in a statement about the energy situation quotes, the transition channels through which Bogotá' s energy is generated are insufficient and obsolete. We' re going to have severe crisis in a year, in two or at this time translation. The Galan Mayor says that they are obsolete, old the media as the transmission lines of energy arrive in Bogotá. Like it' s not enough. Yeah, that ' s just that those haven' t been updated either. And the truth is, if you go look at the reservoirs that supply you with water or bota and obviously energy are very, very, very low. For example, Chingas is at 16 percent. Of course, it can lead not only to energy, but also to water. But it is in arrears all, I say, the national government, the Ministry of Mines, of course, the Mayor and everyone is in arrears to start campaigns, because it is that you cannot assume that the country finds out about everything at all times. No, that has to be with some campaigns for your serious didactics, why turn off the light, why not spend more water, because you see yourself aware of

6:16 this, but don' t come either. And those must have started not now. Those have been started for six or seven months. María Camila, for the time being happy to pray that we are not going to be in the dark, because it seems difficult to the energy panorama, because that is like García Márquez' s story. Something' s going to happen in this town. Something' s going to happen in this town. No, and it happened in the chronicle of the announced death. I don' t definitely know the country sleeve by shoulder. This is his death m