VOICED : Venezuelan opposition seeks to accelerate output Maduro

The Venezuelan Parliament is urging for a legal pathway to shorten President Nicolás Maduro's term due to the country's crisis. The opposition coalition is considering a constitutional amendment or a recall referendum while seeking legal mechanisms to bypass the Supreme Court, which they accuse of siding with the government. The Supreme Court recently upheld an economic emergency decree by Maduro, ignoring Parliament's rejection, which the opposition sees as worsening the crisis marked by shortages, inflation, and economic contraction.

What action did the Venezuelan Parliament's leader propose to address the country's crisis?

• Increase economic sanctions

• Accelerate a legal path to shorten Maduro's term

• Extend President Maduro's term

• Negotiate with international bodies

What are the two legal options the opposition is considering to challenge President Maduro's government?

• Constitutional amendment and recall referendum

• Military intervention and international sanctions

• Diplomatic talks and economic reforms

• Public protests and media campaigns

Why does the opposition accuse the Supreme Court of being aligned with the government?

• For promoting foreign investments

• For supporting international sanctions

• For blocking opposition leaders

• For upholding the economic emergency declared by Maduro

What economic issues are contributing to the crisis in Venezuela?

• High employment and surplus

• Shortages, high inflation, and economic contraction

• Low inflation and economic growth

• Stable currency and balanced budget

What was the Supreme Court's response to the Parliament's rejection of the economic emergency?

• It called for a public referendum

• It upheld the emergency despite the rejection

• It declared the emergency invalid

• It proposed a new economic plan