This combination photograph shows the ruins of a church in the Andean town of Potosi in 2008 (L) and its current state on February 21, 2010. The 25-meter-tall church and ruins of a Potosi town flooded in the early 1980s have emerged from the Uribante-Caparo water reservoir after a drought reduced water levels. The reservoir's hydroelectric plant, which powers Venezuela's Andean region, is currently only generating 7 percent of its 300MW capability, worsening the country's power crisis. REUTERS/Jorge Silva and file photo courtesy of Diario La Nacion (VENEZUELA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT RELIGION SOCIETY)