But what we see in Venezuela, due to the El Nino and weather patterns that have changed, and a drought, low water levels, they are having to ration electricity due to the hydroelectric dam not having water levels necessary to provide electricity in Venezuela.
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Duncan points out Venezuela's electricity rationing due to environmental issues.
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