Venezuela Military Might Not Follow Illegal Orders, Former Ambassador Reich Says

The transcript discusses the political standoff in Venezuela, highlighting Juan Guido's recognition as the legitimate president by many countries, including the US. It examines the military's crucial role, with reports of unrest and defections. Economic sanctions, particularly on oil, are impacting Venezuela's economy, potentially influencing military decisions. The US has been proactive in forming an international coalition to support Guido and impose sanctions, aiming to expedite regime change.

Who is recognized as the legitimate interim president of Venezuela by many countries?

• Evo Morales

• Hugo Chavez

• Juan Guido

• Nicolas Maduro

What is a significant factor that Juan Guido lacks in his support?

• Military support

• Economic resources

• International recognition

• Public approval

Which country is said to have significant control over the Venezuelan military?

• Brazil

• Cuba

• China

• Russia

What percentage of Venezuela's export earnings was represented by oil exports before the sanctions?

• 100%

• 90%

• 70%

• 50%

How has Venezuela's oil production changed from 20 years ago to today?

• Increased from 2 million to 4 million barrels a day

• Remained constant at 3.5 million barrels a day

• Decreased from 3.5 million to 1 million barrels a day

• Increased from 1 million to 3.5 million barrels a day

What has been a key strategy of the U.S. in response to the Venezuelan crisis?

• Diplomatic isolation

• Military intervention

• Forming an international coalition

• Providing financial aid

Which countries are mentioned as part of the U.S. supported democracies confronting Maduro?

• Mexico and Argentina

• Colombia and Brazil

• Cuba and Nicaragua

• Russia and China