CLEAN : Cyprus: bicommuncal peace rally held inside Nicosia buffer zone

The transcript discusses a mobilization effort involving over 130 organizations, unions, political parties, and NGOs from both sides of the political spectrum in Cyprus. The main slogan is to unite the country, despite the political challenges. The speaker emphasizes the desire for peace and unity among the diverse communities on the island, including Turkish Cypriots, Greek Cypriots, Maronites, and Armenians. The speaker expresses hope for progress but stresses the importance of community communication and unity over reliance on political leaders.

What is the main slogan of the mobilization involving over 130 organizations?

• Peace and Prosperity

• Together for Change

• Our Will to Unite Our Country

• Unity for Peace

Which groups are involved in sending a message for peace in Cyprus?

• Only Armenians

• Only Greek Cypriots

• Only Turkish Cypriots

• Cypriots, Maronites, Armenians

What is the speaker's view on relying on political leaders for change?

• They have no opinion

• They prefer community-driven change

• They fully trust the leaders

• They rely solely on international support

What is the speaker's first expectation for the communities in Cyprus?

• To communicate and unite

• To seek international intervention

• To remain separate

• To form a new government

What does the speaker hope for regarding the two governments on the island?

• To seek external governance

• To allow people to live together again

• To merge into one

• To continue as they are