VOICED : Seguire siendo diputada Maria Corina Machado

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado spoke from Lima about her dismissal, viewing it as a sign of the government's desperation. Accused of inciting violence, Machado, along with detained opposition leader Leopoldo López, has been a key figure in protests against President Nicolás Maduro. Maduro hinted at actions against another opposition leader, Enrique Capriles, blaming him for violence. The protests are fueled by issues like insecurity, food scarcity, and inflation.

What did María Corina Machado claim about the government's reaction to her dismissal?

• It was a strategic move.

• It was a sign of strength.

• It was a sign of weakness and desperation.

• It was a misunderstanding.

Who is accused alongside María Corina Machado of promoting violent protests?

• Enrique Capriles

• Nicolás Maduro

• Leopoldo López

• Hugo Chávez

What was the main goal of the protests led by Machado and López?

• To force the resignation of Nicolás Maduro

• To promote international relations

• To demand economic reforms

• To support the government

Which opposition leader is the Venezuelan government considering taking action against?

• María Corina Machado

• Hugo Chávez

• Leopoldo López

• Enrique Capriles

What are the central issues driving the protests in Venezuela?

• Foreign policy

• Environmental concerns

• Insecurity, food shortages, and inflation

• Education and healthcare