Wife of Cuban jailed for spying in US fears for his safety on parole

The speaker expresses mixed emotions about René leaving a place of suffering. While happy for his change in status, there is concern for his safety. The speaker questions why René is considered a danger and suggests sending him home. The US government is held responsible for René's safety.

What are the speaker's feelings about René leaving the place where he suffered?

• Only happy because he will be in a better status.

• Only worried about his safety.

• Indifferent to his departure.

• Both happy for his change and worried about his safety.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding René's new situation?

• His physical safety.

• His ability to find a job.

• His social status.

• His financial stability.

What does the speaker suggest about René being considered a danger?

• He should be given more freedom.

• He should be kept in the same place.

• He should be isolated from everyone.

• He should be sent home if he's a danger.

Who does the speaker hold responsible for René's safety?

• René himself.

• The U.S. government.

• His family.

• The local community.

What question does the speaker raise about René's situation?

• Why is René kept in a dangerous place?

• Why is René not given a job?

• Why is René considered a threat?

• Why is René not allowed to travel?