VOICED : Crimean family divided over vote on close

The transcript discusses the tensions within a family in Crimea over the region's political future. Dima, a young activist, supports Crimea remaining part of Ukraine, while his brother and father lean towards Russia. The family debates self-determination and the influence of Kiev and Moscow. Despite differing views, they strive to maintain family unity, especially during meals.

What is the main reason for the tension in Dima's family?

• Health issues

• Disagreements over Crimea's political status

• Financial difficulties

• Educational differences

Why is Dima's position in Simferopol challenging?

• He is the only one in his family who supports Ukraine

• He lacks support from his friends

• The region is predominantly Russian-speaking

• He is not interested in politics

What sparked Dima's interest in politics?

• A political rally in his hometown

• A school project

• Watching demonstrations in Kiev on TV

• A family member's influence

What is Dima's plan after finishing his current year at university?

• Travel around Europe

• Join a political party in Crimea

• Move to another university in Ukraine

• Start working in Moscow

What is the one thing Dima's family agrees on?

• Crimea should join Russia

• They should all move to Ukraine

• Politics should be left out of dinner discussions

• Dima should stop attending rallies