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Nunes critica Enel após empresa admitir dados incompletos sobre apagão: ‘É praxe da Enel’

January 14, 2026

O prefeito de São Paulo, Ricardo Nunes (MDB), voltou a criticar a Enel após a concessionária admitir que divulgou informações incompletas durante o apagão provocado pelo vendaval dos dias 9 e 10 de dezembro, na Grande São Paulo.
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