Venezuelan Economic Crisis and Politics

The video discusses the political and economic conflicts in Venezuela, focusing on the historical context of various regimes, the rise of Hugo Chávez, and the subsequent leadership of Nicolás Maduro. It highlights the economic challenges faced by the country, including the impact of oil prices and international sanctions, leading to social unrest and migration.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Economic growth in Latin America

• Conflicts in Venezuela

• Geographical features of Venezuela

• Cultural diversity in South America

Which year did Hugo Chávez first attempt a military coup?

• 1998

• 1992

• 2000

• 1989

What was the main source of income for Venezuela during Chávez's rule?

• Tourism

• Agriculture

• Oil

• Manufacturing

What was one of the main reasons for the economic crisis in Venezuela during Chávez's rule?

• Increase in foreign investments

• High oil prices

• Dependence on oil and lack of economic diversification

• Diversification of the economy

Who succeeded Hugo Chávez after his death?

• Leopoldo López

• Henrique Capriles

• Nicolás Maduro

• Juan Guaidó

What was the impact of the fall in oil prices in 2014 on Venezuela?

• Increase in foreign aid

• Worsening of the economic crisis

• Stabilization of the economy

• Economic prosperity

Which countries did Venezuelans flee to during the crisis?

• Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic

• Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Uruguay

• Mexico, Canada, Argentina, and Chile

• Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil, and the United States

What was one of the consequences of the economic sanctions imposed by countries like the United States?

• Improvement in the economy

• Shortage of basic goods

• Increase in foreign investments

• Political stability

What type of regime did Hugo Chávez establish in Venezuela?

• Totalitarian

• Democratic

• Federal

• Monarchical

What was the main reason for the protests in Venezuela?

• Environmental issues

• Cultural celebrations

• Economic and social crises

• Support for the government