Venezuela's Maduro defends election results

The transcript discusses Venezuela's media landscape and criticizes the Canadian government's stance on Venezuelan elections. It emphasizes Venezuela's sovereignty and independence, rejecting foreign interference. The speaker asserts that Venezuela is a free, democratic, and socialist country of the 21st century. The transcript also touches on Venezuela's political system, leadership, and international relations, particularly with the EU and various news agencies, highlighting the influence of Washington and the majority support for chavismo in Venezuela.

Which media outlets are mentioned as part of the national media in Venezuela?

• RT, CCTV, NHK, France 24

• El País, The Guardian, The New York Times

• BBC, CNN, Al Jazeera, Fox News

• Televen, Globovisión, Canali, Venevisión, FM Center

What is the speaker's opinion on Canada's recognition of Venezuelan elections?

• It is crucial for Venezuela's legitimacy.

• It is a positive endorsement.

• It is irrelevant to Venezuela's sovereignty.

• It is a sign of international support.

What does the speaker suggest Canadians should do if they do not respect Venezuela's sovereignty?

• Support the government.

• Protest against the government.

• Stay and negotiate.

• Leave Venezuela.

How does the speaker describe Venezuela's political model?

• Capitalist and democratic.

• Socialist and of the 21st century.

• Communist and authoritarian.

• Monarchic and traditional.

What does the speaker say about the influence of external agencies on Venezuela?

• They are supportive of Venezuela's policies.

• They are neutral and unbiased.

• They are subordinate to Washington's dictates.

• They are irrelevant to Venezuela's politics.