VOICED : Venezuela: tambalea popularidad de Maduro

Nicolás Maduro's popularity is declining due to Venezuela's economic crisis and controversial policies. Despite losing over 15 points in popularity, he still maintains a 35.4% approval rating, comparable to Obama's 38%. Maduro has announced a 'revolutionary shake-up' of the government, but actions have been delayed. Economic challenges persist, with high inflation and scarcity of basic goods. Public opinion is divided, with some blaming citizens for the country's issues. The government faces criticism for healthcare collapse, air travel isolation, and corruption.

What are some reasons for Nicolás Maduro's declining popularity?

• Improved economic conditions

• Controversial public policies

• Increased international support

• Resolution of product shortages

How does Maduro's popularity compare to that of Obama according to the transcript?

• Obama's popularity is not mentioned

• Maduro is more popular than Obama

• Maduro and Obama have the same popularity

• Maduro is less popular than Obama

What has Maduro been announcing for almost three months?

• A new economic plan

• A revolutionary shake-up of the government

• A new healthcare initiative

• A peace treaty with neighboring countries

What are some of the public's concerns about the economic situation?

• Frequent shortages of basic provisions

• Decreased inflation rates

• Stable prices in supermarkets

• Abundance of essential goods

What are some criticisms faced by the government?

• Strong international relations

• Decreased corruption levels

• Efficient healthcare system

• Collapse of the hospital system