VOICED : Ni billetes viejos ni nuevos en Venezuela

The transcript discusses the Venezuelan government's sudden decision to withdraw the 100 bolívar note, causing long queues as citizens rush to exchange their money. The public expresses frustration and views the move as a governmental overreach, especially given the economic hardships faced throughout the year. Initially, a ten-day exchange period was announced, but it was abruptly shortened to five days by President Nicolás Maduro. The government plans to introduce new coins and notes in the coming weeks.

What was the initial deadline for exchanging the 100 bolívar bill at the Central Bank?

• Next Wednesday

• Next Monday

• Next Tuesday

• Friday

How did the public perceive the government's decision to withdraw the 100 bolívar bill?

• As a betrayal and a coup against the people

• As a positive change

• As a necessary economic measure

• As a minor inconvenience

What was the original duration given for exchanging the 100 bolívar bill before it was reduced?

• Five days

• Seven days

• Fifteen days

• Ten days

What did President Maduro promise regarding the introduction of new currency?

• Immediate availability of new bills

• Introduction within a month

• Gradual introduction over two weeks

• No new currency introduction

What denominations were mentioned for the new currency?

• 100, 200, 500, 1000

• 1, 5, 10, 20

• 10, 50, 100, 500

• 5, 20, 50, 100