VOICED : Rousseff y Macri se encuentran en Brasilia

Mauricio Macri, the president-elect of Argentina, visits Brazil during a political crisis involving Dilma Rousseff. He expresses confidence in Brazil's democratic institutions and emphasizes the importance of the relationship between the two countries. Both nations face economic challenges and aim to revive their economies through cooperation. Argentina closely monitors Brazil's political and economic developments due to their strong trade ties.

What was the political situation in Brazil when Mauricio Macri visited?

• A request for impeachment against Dilma Rousseff had been accepted.

• Brazil was hosting an international summit.

• Dilma Rousseff had just been re-elected.

• Brazil was experiencing a period of economic growth.

Why did Mauricio Macri choose Brazil for his first visit as president-elect?

• To attend a cultural festival.

• To reaffirm the strong relationship and commitment between the two countries.

• To sign a new trade agreement.

• To announce a new economic policy.

What economic condition were both Argentina and Brazil facing during Macri's visit?

• Stable growth

• Deflation

• Recession

• Economic boom

What did Macri emphasize as necessary for both Argentina and Brazil?

• Revitalizing their economies and creating job opportunities

• Reducing cultural exchanges

• Increasing military spending

• Expanding their territories

Why is Brazil particularly important to Argentina, according to the transcript?

• Brazil provides military support to Argentina.

• Brazil is a major cultural influencer.

• Brazil is Argentina's main trading partner.

• Brazil is a popular tourist destination for Argentinians.