CLEAN : Former US president Carter pleased with Ne

The transcript discusses the history and significance of democratic elections, highlighting the positive assessment by observers. It emphasizes the crucial role of citizen participation in signaling the need for a permanent government and constitution. Despite past disappointments in forming a stable government, there is optimism for success. However, the risk of political stalemate remains if parties prioritize their preferences over cooperation.

What was the general perception of the recent democratic elections according to the speaker?

• They were postponed due to security concerns.

• They were chaotic and unsafe.

• They were surprisingly good and fair.

• They were ignored by international observers.

What does the speaker believe is the main factor that will influence politicians to act?

• International pressure

• Economic incentives

• Citizen participation

• Media coverage

What has disappointed the speaker regarding the political situation?

• The lack of international support

• The inability to form a permanent government

• The absence of media coverage

• The delay in election results

What is the greatest risk mentioned by the speaker concerning the political parties?

• They will maintain a stalemate.

• They will face international sanctions.

• They will increase taxes.

• They will lose public support.

What gives the speaker hope for political success this time?

• A change in election laws

• Greater likelihood of cooperation

• A new political leader

• Increased international aid