VOICED : Estallan cuatro bombas panfletarias en Caracas

On Tuesday, four pamphlet bombs exploded near the Venezuelan Parliament in Caracas, causing no injuries or damage. Three devices detonated simultaneously outside a shopping center, and another exploded near the Assembly's administrative building. The explosions caused panic as smoke filled the area, prompting people to flee. The opposition attributed the incident to groups close to President Nicolás Maduro's government, criticizing their lack of control. The devices spread pamphlets from the Fuerzas Bolivarianas de Liberación, urging people to prepare for confrontations following the opposition's legislative takeover in the December 6 elections.

Where did the pamphlet bombs explode in Caracas?

• At the airport

• In a residential area

• Near a shopping center and the Assembly's administrative building

• Inside the Parliament building

What was the immediate reaction of people after the explosions?

• They continued with their activities

• They gathered to protest

• They ran away as the area filled with smoke

• They called the police

Who did the opposition blame for the explosions?

• Groups close to President Nicolás Maduro

• The military

• Foreign governments

• Independent activists

What did the pamphlets distributed by the Bolivarian Liberation Forces urge people to do?

• Support the government

• Ignore the elections

• Leave the country

• Prepare for confrontations

What event was approaching that increased tensions according to the pamphlets?

• A presidential election

• A military parade

• A national holiday

• The opposition's control of the legislature