Venezuela’s largest oil-exporting terminal Jose is not working after a power outage that happened on Monday. Reuters reports the port has yet to resume normal operations, noting the last vessel to leave Jose did so on Sunday, bound for Russia. “There is no electricity, everything is paralyzed,” a workers’ union leader told Reuters. School and work in Caracas were cancelled following the blackout, which was the second for the country in four weeks. The first one was severe: it plunged the country into chaos and darkness, with no water supply in many parts of Venezuela. The Maduro government blamed the outage on a U.S. cyberattack while the opposition-dominated National Assembly decreed a suspension of oil exports to Cuba as the oil could be used better at home. Like the first blackout, the second one shut down not just the Jose oil port but also crude oil upgraders that process […]