Check the cables to the battery. Make sure that they are free of corrosion and are tight. If they are clean and tight, open the fuse box under the hood, make sure all the fuses and fusible link and in good order, none is burnt out. If yes, and you still don't have any power (lights don't even turn on), remove the battery from vehicle and have it load-tested at your local auto parts store. Most of them will do this for free.
Re-install the battery. If you still don't have power to anything, you have bad connection somewhere. If you have power but no start, (you did mention you have a remote - alarm system), the alarm probably is preventing you from turning on the vehicle from the power failure.
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