No, because it's not even their fault. They have generators but those are for backup, and they need fuel, so there is a point where they just can't keep up with all the antenas all the times the power goes down. On my area it's 4 hours a day. I usually still have internet because the antena is not here and have my batteries, but still some times this happens.
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Wow, what a complicated situation, it must be really bad to live with this problem, after all, without internet it complicates our lives in every way. I hope that one day you can resolve this situation somehow, I wish you the best and good luck in this challenge!
It makes very hard to work remote. I work around it but it do be stressful to not have control of your working hours because for example, I have to go do something during the day, so I know I have to work early morning and later at night... but I'm outside all day and when I arrive the power is out... now I miss a lot more hours that planned... It has happened before, I hate that.
But well, thanks for the good wishes... At some point I will find other solutions or leave the country.