Half million still without power in Sao Paulo after Friday’s deadly storm

SAO PAULO, Brazil — Half a million consumers in Latin America's largest city are still without electricity three days after a violent gale knocked down power lines and caused a blackout, the distributor owned by Enel SpA said Monday.  The delay in resumption of power supplies has led to criticism of the distributor from politicians and authorities, with calls to cancel the concession.  Enel Sao Paulo said it would need time to restore parts of the electricity network that was damaged Friday night by winds of more than 100 kmh (62 mph).