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Lighting and power outlets were cut off during the blackout, and tube systems suddenly stopped working. An inexplicable power outage hit Spain and Portugal on Monday, knocking out traffic lights ...

Our map shows some of the areas affected. Almost 100% of power has been restored across Spain, but areas in Portugal are still reeling from the outages. Portuguese grid operator Ren said the power ...

(Reuters) A rare and powerful atmospheric phenomenon has been blamed for the massive blackout that plunged large parts of Spain, Portugal and even parts of southern France into darkness on Monday ...

The cause of Spain and Portugal’s widespread blackouts remained a mystery on Tuesday, with some isolated disruption remaining after power was largely restored. One of Europe’s most severe blackouts ...

Image: A map showing areas of Portugal and Spain suffering from power outages A similar situation occurred on the railways. Train services in both countries ground to a halt, with Spanish ...

Reports have emerged of a widespread power outage in Europe, particularly hitting Spain and Portugal. This MARCA in English live blog will keep you updated with the latest developments as we get them.

Portugal's grid operator, REN (Rede Eletrica Nacional) has claimed interruptions to its own power supply were the result of a "fault in the Spanish electricity grid". Spain has not yet responded ...