Brazil's President Might Miss A Meeting On Rainforest Fires He Called

The transcript discusses the Amazon rainforest fires and the political response led by President Bolsonaro. It highlights his declining approval ratings due to perceived inaction and international criticism. Bolsonaro faces health challenges, requiring surgery, which may prevent him from attending a regional summit. Despite this, he vows to address the United Nations General Assembly to discuss the fires, emphasizing his commitment to the issue.

What was the main reason for the regional summit called by the president of Brazil?

• To discuss economic policies

• To address the Amazon rainforest fires

• To announce new environmental laws

• To improve international relations

Why might President Bolsonaro be unable to attend the regional summit?

• He is scheduled for surgery

• He is on a diplomatic visit

• He is attending another international event

• He is on vacation

What has President Bolsonaro been accused of in relation to the Amazon fires?

• Implementing strict environmental laws

• Supporting illegal mining

• Reinterpreting data about the fires

• Increasing military presence in the Amazon

What has been the trend in Bolsonaro's approval rating from early July to the end of August?

• It has decreased

• It has fluctuated

• It has remained stable

• It has increased

What is Bolsonaro's stance on attending the United Nations General Assembly?

• He will send a representative

• He is determined to attend

• He is undecided

• He plans to skip it