VOICED : Lilian Tintori responsabiliza a Maduro por lo que le pueda pasar

Lilian Tintori, wife of Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López, accuses Nicolás Maduro of endangering her family. She reveals that the vice president warned her of threats to her and her husband's lives. Despite government offers of protection, Tintori seeks security through the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. She previously faced threats after an opposition leader was killed, with the government attributing it to gang violence. As legislative elections approach, Tintori remains hopeful about the opposition's prospects.

Who does Lilian Tintori hold accountable for any potential harm to her family?

• The opposition

• The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights

• The Vice President

• Nicolás Maduro

What does the government claim about the mercenaries?

• They are funded by the opposition

• They are financed by the far-right

• They are part of the state security

• They are foreign agents

Why does Lilian Tintori request protection from the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights?

• She trusts the state institutions completely

• She wants international recognition

• She seeks political asylum

• She does not fully trust state protection

What event led to Tintori reporting attacks against her?

• An international conference

• A government rally

• The shooting of an opposition leader

• A protest in Caracas

How does the government explain the shooting incident during the electoral event?

• As a random act of violence

• As an act of terrorism

• As a result of a gang rivalry

• As a political assassination