The state of Amapá, in Brazil’s Amazon, has experienced power cuts for nearly 2 weeks and basic services have been affected. The crisis was caused by a fire at a power plant owned by private contractors. As the government struggles to solve the issue, protests have broken out in the region. Fearing violence and disorder, authorities suspended Sunday’s local elections in the state. The Brazilian Report is an independent media outlet uniquely positioned to offer an insider’s view on current affairs in Brazil.
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