VOICED : Oposición venezolana insta a gobierno de Maduro a reanudar diálogo

The Venezuelan opposition urges the government to resume negotiations to resolve the political crisis. Talks stalled after the extradition of Colombian businessman Alex Zab to the US, where he faces money laundering charges. The Maduro government condemns the extradition, claiming Zab was a diplomat. Zab and his partner Álvaro Pulido are accused of exploiting Venezuela's food subsidy system, transferring $350 million abroad. They face up to 20 years in prison. Former Venezuelan Attorney General Luisa Ortega describes Zab as a key figure for Maduro.

What action did the Venezuelan opposition take to address the political crisis?

• They declared a new government.

• They sought international military intervention.

• They organized a protest in the capital.

• They requested the government to resume talks.

Why did the Venezuelan government withdraw from the negotiations?

• Due to a natural disaster.

• Because of the extradition of Alex Zab.

• They achieved their goals.

• The opposition refused to participate.

How does the Maduro administration perceive the extradition of Alex Zab?

• As a kidnapping of their diplomat.

• As a routine extradition.

• As a diplomatic negotiation.

• As a legal procedure.

What are Alex Zab and Álvaro Pulido accused of in the United States?

• Engaging in humanitarian work.

• Running a legal business.

• Exploiting a food subsidy system.

• Developing infrastructure projects.

What is the potential prison sentence for Zab and Pulido if convicted?

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 20 years

• 25 years