VOICED : Ukraine: Protesters fight calls to remove barricades from Maidan

The video discusses the aftermath of Ukraine's protests and the ongoing impact on Kiev's Independence Square. It highlights the scars of war, the significance of the square, and the political transition with Vitali Klitschko as mayor. Despite the new leadership, some protestors feel their mission to reform the government and end corruption is incomplete. The video explores the tension between moving forward and preserving the memory of past struggles.

What is the current state of Independence Square as described in the first section?

• It has been completely restored.

• It still bears the marks of recent protests.

• It is a peaceful park.

• It is a bustling tourist attraction.

What was the agreed-upon condition for the barricades and tents to remain in Independence Square?

• Until the new government is formed.

• Until the tourists return.

• Until the presidential elections.

• Until the end of the year.

What is the new mayor's stance on the state of Independence Square?

• He wants to increase the number of tents.

• He intends to clear the square and reopen the road.

• He plans to build a monument.

• He wants to keep the square as it is.

What do some protestors believe is still necessary after the overthrow of Yanukovich?

• To hold another election.

• To completely change the system and end corruption.

• To build more tents.

• To leave the square immediately.

What challenge do the new authorities in Kiev face according to the third section?

• Organizing new protests.

• Increasing tourism in the area.

• Building new roads through the square.

• Balancing between clearing the square and preserving its historical significance.