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The Ombudsman must assume the role that the Constitution assigns.
ELECTRICAL FAILURES ARE THE CONSTANT PROBLEM OF PUBLIC SAFETY

"The constant voltage drop and the absence of electrical flow by intermittent periods of time, constitute a serious public safety problem that threatens the entire population with multiple negative effects on the economic and social. " In this way expressed concern Mr. Marcial García Márquez, President of the Society of Engineers and Technicians of Safety, Health and Environment, calling the Ombudsman and the competent authorities on Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electricity to be undertaken the work of engineering and / or maintenance to enable the standardization of service.

is violated Article 117 of the Constitution establishes the principle that "Everyone has the right to dispose of goods and quality services ...." Also, the Ombudsman is in flagrant breach of Article 281 of the Constitution, which states among its responsibilities: "To ensure the proper functioning of public services by supporting and protecting the legitimate rights and interests, collective or individuals against arbitrary acts, abuses of power and errors committed in providing them, filing when appropriate, any actions necessary to require the State compensate people for damages caused to them with from the operation of public services ".... "To ask the competent authority to apply appropriate corrective measures and penalties that apply for the violation of the rights of consumers and users, in accordance with the law."

is a public safety issue because of irregularities in the supply of electricity can flow have consequences for different impact in the domestic, industrial, health, trade and public order, affecting among others:

Community:
· Damage to household equipment such as refrigerators, air conditioners and televisions among others, without being affected have a place to go for damage and / or economic losses are compensated
· Decomposition of perishable foods by varying the cooling cycles, which may lead in two situations: a) poisoning by consumption, b) economic loss.
· Accidents in environments that become suddenly dark, mainly affecting to the most vulnerable such as children and the elderly. The consequences of these range from panic, falls, bruises, slip, impact with glass and sharp edges, even heart attacks.
· Attacks underworld.

Industry and Trade:
· Damage to specialized equipment, computers, refrigerators, computer systems.
Loss of raw materials in continuous processes such as specialized welding, gas compression.
· Decrease in sales, robberies, thefts.
· Accidents at work.

Health Facilities:
· Threat to life and health of patients in case of not having power generation systems or systems fail by inadequate or faulty equipment load.

Public Order:
· Chaos in Non-operating traffic lights.
· Shocks, coils.
· assaults, thefts and robberies on public roads.
· Limitation of communication between security agencies.

preventive measures should be established in homes, workplaces, hospitals and communities in general to minimize the consequences of electrical faults, and reclaim the bodies of state the immediate restoration of service without this representing threats like those mentioned above, particularly an appeal to the Ombudsman to exercise their powers to initiate actions leading to the recovery of damages that might arise as stated in our constitution.

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