Venezuela's government is changing the clock again as part of its efforts to stave off an electricity crisis.
April 16, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Venezuela’s government is changing the clock again as part of its efforts to stave off an electricity crisis.
The move comes nine years after former President Hugo Chavez created Venezuela’s own, unique time zone in a stroke of anti-imperialist independence.
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