VOICED : Asamblea General de la OEA concluye sin decision sobre Venezuela

The OEA Assembly in Cancún concluded without a resolution on Venezuela, as critics of Nicolás Maduro's government failed to reach a consensus, leading to protests. Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray, who led the Assembly, denied it was a failure, emphasizing a message from 20 countries urging Venezuela to reconsider its path. Caribbean countries receiving Venezuelan oil changed their stance last minute, preventing the necessary votes for a contact group to mediate negotiations. Denial is seen as a major obstacle to solutions. Protests in Venezuela, sparked by the Supreme Electoral Tribunal's actions and Maduro's call for a Constituent Assembly, have resulted in 74 deaths over two and a half months.

What was the outcome of the OEA General Assembly in Cancún regarding Venezuela?

• A resolution was passed.

• A consensus was reached.

• No resolution was achieved.

• The session was canceled.

What did Luis Videgaray emphasize about the message sent by the OEA?

• It was a message from the Venezuelan government.

• It was a message from only a few countries.

• It was a message from 20 countries representing 93% of the continent's population.

• It was supported by all countries.

Why did the Caribbean countries change their stance at the last moment?

• They wanted to support the opposition.

• They were influenced by other countries.

• They received a better offer from Venezuela.

• They receive Venezuelan oil under preferential conditions.

What event triggered the protests in Venezuela?

• A new economic policy by the government.

• The resignation of a key government official.

• The Supreme Electoral Tribunal's decision to strip powers from the opposition-dominated National Assembly.

• The call for a new presidential election.

How many deaths have resulted from the protests in Venezuela over two and a half months?

• 100

• 74

• 60

• 50