VOICED : Opositores venezolanos manifiestan en Was

In Washington, around 200 protesters gathered at the OAS headquarters to demand intervention in Venezuela, citing human rights violations. The OAS was concurrently discussing the situation in Caracas, where protests have resulted in four deaths. Protesters submitted a letter urging the OAS to enforce the democratic clause of the Inter-American Charter and called for the release of detained protesters and opposition leader Leopoldo López. They also highlighted Venezuela's severe economic issues, including product shortages and over 56% annual inflation. Meanwhile, across the street, some Latin American citizens showed support for the Bolivarian revolution.

What was the main demand of the protesters in Washington regarding Venezuela?

• To provide financial aid to Venezuela

• To support the Venezuelan government

• To ignore the situation in Venezuela

• To intercede in Venezuela and address human rights violations

What was the outcome of the street protests in Caracas discussed by the OAS?

• No significant events occurred

• The protests led to a peaceful resolution

• The protests were ignored by the international community

• The protests resulted in four deaths

What did the protesters demand from the OAS in their letter?

• To support the Venezuelan government

• To ignore the situation in Venezuela

• To impose economic sanctions on Venezuela

• To apply the democratic clause and release detained protesters

What economic issues are highlighted in the third section?

• High employment rates and economic growth

• Product shortages and high inflation

• Stable prices and abundant resources

• Decreasing inflation and surplus of goods

Who showed support for the Bolivarian revolution?

• Latin American citizens

• African citizens

• Asian citizens

• European citizens