VOICED : Guaido sesiona en anfiteatro tras denunciar disparos contra diputados opositores

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó reported armed attacks on opposition parliamentarians as they attempted to reach the Legislative Palace. Following these events, the parliamentary session was relocated to an amphitheater in Atillo, Caracas. Guaidó, recognized as Venezuela's interim president, had called for a session at the Legislative Palace, but Diosdado Cabello, president of the pro-government Constituent Assembly, scheduled a session at the same time and place, claiming to protect the space. The government does not recognize the opposition-majority Parliament, declared in contempt in 2016, and the Constituent Assembly has assumed its powers.

What did Juan Guaidó report about the situation at the Legislative Palace?

• A government meeting

• Peaceful protests

• A public celebration

• Firearm attacks

Where was the parliamentary session moved after the reported attacks?

• A public park

• The Legislative Palace

• An amphitheater in El Atillo

• A government building

Who is recognized as the interim president of Venezuela?

• Hugo Chávez

• Nicolás Maduro

• Diosdado Cabello

• Juan Guaidó

What was Diosdado Cabello's reason for scheduling a session at the Legislative Palace?

• To hold a public event

• To protect the space

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To conduct a press conference

What happened to the opposition-led Parliament in 2016?

• It was declared in contempt

• It was recognized by the government

• It gained more power

• It was dissolved