Peru-Hostage Tudela says rebels ready to negotiate

The transcript discusses the necessity of dialogue between the government and MRTA, highlighting a cautious but positive approach towards discussions. It mentions the government's proposal for a suitable environment for dialogue and concludes with a firm stance on no negotiations or concessions, as per the president's message.

What is the nature of the approach towards dialogue between the government and MRTA?

• Hostile and negative

• Indifferent and dismissive

• Cautious but positive

• Aggressive and confrontational

How does the government view the dialogue with MRTA?

• As a threat

• As a waste of time

• As a positive step

• As unnecessary

What does the government propose in its plan?

• To ignore the issue

• To involve international mediators

• To make an effort from both parties in a suitable environment

• To impose strict sanctions

What is the government's position as stated by the president?

• Undecided on the approach

• Willing to compromise

• Firm on no negotiations or concessions

• Open to negotiations and concessions

What message did the president convey in his first message?

• No negotiations or concessions

• Encouragement for negotiations

• Support for MRTA

• Indifference to the issue