Venezuela continues to face an escalating crisis in its electricity supply sector, which is increasingly affecting the population's daily life. Prolonged power outages have become routine in many regions of the country, exposing serious vulnerabilities in the national energy system. Disruptions in electricity supply are impacting the operations of enterprises, healthcare institutions, water supply systems, and citizens' everyday activities. Accumulated discontent is spilling over into street protests: residents, tired of unstable power grid operations, are demanding that authorities solve the problem. The situation underscores systemic difficulties in the country's infrastructure, which has faced inadequate maintenance and modernization of energy facilities for years. Experts note that without substantial investments and structural reforms, the crisis risks worsening, which could lead to further escalation of social tensions. Authorities have yet to present a comprehensive plan to stabilize electricity supply, which is causing additional concern among the population regarding prospects for resolving the problem in the near future.