VOICED : Activistas protestan contra Juegos Olimpicos en Rio

The transcript discusses the mixed feelings surrounding the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. Many locals are unhappy, feeling disconnected from the event and concerned about the city's portrayal to tourists. Protests highlight dissatisfaction with government spending on the Olympics amidst Brazil's economic crisis. Activists argue that funds should be redirected to essential services like education and healthcare. In response, the government has hired additional healthcare workers to manage the situation. The Olympics are scheduled from August 5 to 21.

What is the main reason for the protests in Rio de Janeiro against the Olympics?

• The government has invested heavily in local infrastructure.

• The residents are excited about the influx of tourists.

• The locals feel they will not benefit from the event.

• The city is well-prepared for the Olympics.

What is the sentiment of the residents towards the tourists visiting for the Olympics?

• They think tourists will find the city chaotic.

• They are indifferent to the tourists' opinions.

• They feel tourists will see a false image of the city.

• They believe tourists will see the true state of the city.

What do the activists argue about the government's spending on the Olympics?

• The funds should be used for building more stadiums.

• The money should be invested in education and health services.

• The government should focus on promoting tourism.

• The spending is justified given the economic prosperity.

How is the government addressing the health crisis in Rio during the Olympics?

• By reducing the number of health professionals.

• By hiring new health professionals to support the event.

• By ignoring the health crisis altogether.

• By closing down hospitals temporarily.

When are the Olympic Games scheduled to take place in Rio?

• From July 5 to July 21.

• From August 5 to August 21.

• From September 5 to September 21.

• From October 5 to October 21.