Venezuela's Maduro: U.S. Should Lift 'Immoral' Sanctions

The transcript discusses the negative impact of sanctions on Venezuela, labeling them as immoral, cruel, and a violation of human rights. It argues that sanctions have failed to achieve their intended goals and should be lifted. The speaker emphasizes Venezuela's right to economic freedom and criticizes the U.S. for imposing its will on other nations. The transcript also expresses hope for a more respectful and multipolar world, while highlighting Venezuela's determination to resist external pressures and maintain its sovereignty.

What is the speaker's main argument against the sanctions imposed on Venezuela?

• They are too lenient.

• They are immoral and ineffective.

• They are supported by the international community.

• They are beneficial for the economy.

According to the speaker, what should the United States recognize regarding international relations?

• The need for more sanctions.

• The dominance of a single world power.

• The existence of a multipolar world and international law.

• The importance of unilateral decisions.

What does the speaker believe Venezuela has the right to do?

• Ignore international obligations.

• Produce and sell its resources freely.

• Follow the United States' directives.

• Limit its oil production.

How does the speaker view the future of Venezuela in terms of international relations?

• As a protectorate under foreign control.

• As a nation maintaining its historical legacy and rights.

• As a colony of the United States.

• As a country isolated from the world.

What historical figure does the speaker mention to emphasize Venezuela's legacy?

• Nelson Mandela

• George Washington

• Simone Bolivar

• Mahatma Gandhi