Former U.S. Ambassador to Venezuela on President Marudo

The video features Patrick Duddy, former US ambassador to Venezuela, discussing US-Venezuela relations, focusing on sanctions, democracy, and the humanitarian crisis. Duddy highlights the US's stance on restoring democracy and the challenges posed by the Maduro regime. He also addresses the Venezuelan economy's decline due to mismanagement and corruption, not just sanctions. The humanitarian crisis, with millions of refugees, is a significant concern, and the Biden administration seeks ways to address it without partnering with the Maduro regime.

What is the primary goal of the US regarding Venezuela, as discussed by Patrick Duddy?

• To establish a military base in Venezuela

• To restore democracy and human rights

• To increase oil imports from Venezuela

• To promote tourism in Venezuela

What has been the Venezuelan regime's response to opposition victories in past elections?

• They called for international mediation

• They impugned elected officials and changed the system

• They ignored the election results

• They welcomed the opposition and shared power

What is the main cause of the Venezuelan economic crisis according to the discussion?

• Lack of natural resources

• International sanctions

• Natural disasters

• Incompetence and corruption

What percentage of inflation was reported in Venezuela in April, according to the transcript?

• 10%

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

What is the US's stance on partnering with the Maduro regime to address the humanitarian crisis?

• The US is indifferent to the situation

• The US is eager to partner with Maduro

• The US wants to avoid partnering with Maduro

• The US has already partnered with Maduro

How many Venezuelan refugees are estimated to be in the US and neighboring countries?

• 3 to 4 million

• 1 to 2 million

• 7 to 8 million

• 5.6 to 6 million

What is the international community's response to the Venezuelan refugee crisis?

• Ignoring the situation

• Providing military support

• Offering loans and grants

• Imposing more sanctions