Los campamentos protesta de Hong Kong se enfrentan al desalojo tras orden judicial

The Hong Kong Supreme Court has issued an eviction order to remove barricades and tents blocking streets for two months. Police have advised protesters to pack their belongings before the order is executed on Thursday. Last month, authorities dismantled another protest site in Mong Kok, leading to violent clashes and arrests. Although initial protest participation was around 200,000, numbers have dwindled significantly. A protester questions the need for a strategic pause, while the Hong Kong Student Federation is considering withdrawing from the protests.

What action did the Supreme Court of Hong Kong authorize regarding the protests?

• To provide more resources to the protesters

• To remove barricades and tents from the streets

• To negotiate with the protest leaders

• To increase police presence in the area

What was the outcome of the police operation in Mong Kok?

• There were violent clashes and arrests

• The protesters gained more support

• The police withdrew from the area

• The protest site was peacefully dismantled

How has the number of protesters changed since the beginning of the protests?

• The number has fluctuated without a clear trend

• The number has decreased significantly

• The number has increased significantly

• The number has remained constant

What is the concern of the local woman regarding the protests?

• The protests are too violent

• The protests might need a strategic pause

• The protests are not attracting enough international attention

• The protests are not receiving enough media coverage

What is the current stance of the Hong Kong Federation of Students on the protests?

• They have decided to continue indefinitely

• They are considering withdrawing but have not decided

• They have withdrawn from the protests

• They have decided to escalate the protests