VOICED : GM deja de operar en Venezuela por embargo de una planta

General Motors ceased operations in Venezuela after authorities unexpectedly confiscated a plant. The company plans legal actions against what it calls arbitrary measures. Assets, including vehicles, were illegally removed, affecting 2,678 employees who will receive compensation. The plant was nearly inactive due to economic collapse and import issues. GM had been in Venezuela since 1948, and the government has not commented on the closure.

What was the immediate cause for General Motors to stop its operations in Venezuela?

• Confiscation of a plant

• Lack of raw materials

• Employee strikes

• Economic collapse

How did General Motors respond to the confiscation of its plant?

• By accepting the decision

• By relocating to another country

• By negotiating with the government

• By initiating legal actions

What other issues did General Motors face apart from the plant confiscation?

• Illegal removal of vehicles

• Natural disasters

• Employee protests

• Supply chain disruptions

What was the production capacity of the General Motors plant in Venezuela?

• 150,000 vehicles per year

• 100,000 vehicles per year

• 75,000 vehicles per year

• 50,000 vehicles per year

Since when had General Motors been operating in Venezuela?

• 1958

• 1978

• 1948

• 1968