What remains unknown about the massive blackout in Spain
The government is reluctant to speculate on the cause of the outage, despite the hypotheses that have emerged in the hours without power, such as a possible cyberattack
No subway, no traffic lights, no elevators and no coverage in Madrid due to the blackout: ‘Can I borrow your phone to call my mom?’
The heart of Spain’s capital is filled with pedestrians looking for a way home, parents trying to pick up their children from school and traffic jams
Portugal suspends transportation and evacuates thousands of passengers at Lisbon Airport due to blackout
The government does not rule out that the incident is due to a cyberattack, although the causes are still officially unknown
Widespread power outage in Spain leaves thousands cut off: Calls and messages nearly impossible
The blackout is affecting telecommunication systems across the country
Blackout in downtown Barcelona: ‘This is the end of the world already, isn’t it?’
Hundreds of travelers were trapped in the city’s subway while officers tried to direct traffic
How long is internet available during a blackout?
The massive power outage in Spain and Portugal is threatening telecommunications systems
Images of the massive blackout in Spain
The outage has interrupted traffic, affected air traffic, disrupted public transportation, and in many areas even the traffic lights are not working
Massive power blackout hits Spain and Portugal
The Spanish and Portuguese governments are investigating the reason for the electrical shortage. Power has been restored in some areas in the north and south of Spain
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