VOICED : Ofensiva judicial chavista contra oposicion

The video discusses a judicial offensive against the Venezuelan opposition, highlighting the arrest of two mayors and a deputy. The government claims these actions were due to the officials' failure to prevent public disorder during protests. María Corina Machado, an opposition deputy, is accused of promoting a coup. The protests, driven by issues like insecurity, scarcity, and inflation, have resulted in 31 deaths over a month and a half.

What action did the Venezuelan government take against the opposition despite calls for dialogue?

• They released political prisoners.

• They held a national election.

• They detained two mayors and a deputy.

• They increased funding for opposition parties.

What was the consequence for the mayor of San Diego?

• He was promoted to a higher position.

• He was sentenced to 10 months in prison.

• He was sent to a rehabilitation center.

• He was awarded for his service.

Why did the Electoral Power announce a new election in San Diego?

• To introduce new political reforms.

• To replace the mayor who was removed.

• To increase voter turnout.

• To celebrate a national holiday.

Who is accused of promoting a coup in Venezuela?

• The mayor of San Cristóbal.

• The mayor of San Diego.

• Nicolás Maduro.

• María Corina Machado.

What issues have led to protests in Venezuela?

• Healthcare improvements.

• Insecurity, scarcity, and inflation.

• Environmental concerns.

• Educational reforms.