El Salvador Expels Maduro's Diplomats, Backs Venezuelan Opposition

El Salvador has joined over 50 countries in supporting Juan Guido as the interim president of Venezuela, expelling diplomats from Nicolas Maduro's regime. President Nayib Bukele announced this decision on Twitter, emphasizing the country's recognition of Guido. In response, Maduro's government expelled officials appointed by El Salvador's former president, accusing Bukele of aligning with US foreign policy. This move follows the US's extension of temporary protections for Salvadorans and its support for El Salvador's decision. Maduro is accused of election rigging and suppressing protests.

What action did El Salvador take in support of Juan Guido?

• Recognized him as the head of state and expelled Maduro's diplomats

• Hosted a summit for Venezuelan opposition leaders

• Sent military aid to Venezuela

• Imposed economic sanctions on Venezuela

How did Maduro's government react to El Salvador's expulsion of its diplomats?

• They sought mediation from the United Nations

• They ignored the expulsion

• They accused El Salvador of being a pawn of US foreign policy

• They expelled El Salvadoran diplomats in return

What did the US ambassador to El Salvador say about the country's decision to recognize Guido?

• It was a mistake

• It was a violation of international law

• It was a step towards peace

• It was on the right side of history

What accusations are made against Maduro regarding the 2018 election?

• He was not a candidate in the election

• He rigged the election

• He supported the opposition

• He won fairly and squarely

What is one of the actions Maduro is accused of in response to protests?

• Seeking international support

• Resigning from his position

• Violently cracking down on protests

• Encouraging peaceful dialogue