VOICED : Mujeres centroamericanas reclamaron justicia

The video discusses the impact of Berta Cáceres, a Honduran indigenous environmental activist, whose assassination became a focal point for International Women's Day protests in Central America. In Tegucigalpa, people demanded an international investigation into her murder, suspecting a company's involvement. Cáceres was killed in her home while opposing a hydroelectric project threatening indigenous communities. The incident sparked regional protests in Nicaragua and El Salvador, calling for an end to violence against women.

Who was Berta Cáceres and why did her assassination become significant?

• A famous singer whose death sparked protests

• A businesswoman involved in a major scandal

• An indigenous environmental activist whose murder led to international protests

• A political leader whose policies were controversial

What was the main demand of the protesters in Tegucigalpa?

• To improve women's rights in the workplace

• To increase funding for environmental projects

• To establish a commission to investigate a company's involvement in Berta Cáceres' murder

• To build more hydroelectric dams

What was Berta Cáceres fighting against before her assassination?

• Urban development in Tegucigalpa

• A new educational policy

• Deforestation in the Amazon

• A hydroelectric dam project on the Hualcarque River

Where did the murder of Berta Cáceres take place?

• In a remote village in Nicaragua

• In a public park in Tegucigalpa

• In the city of La Esperanza

• In the capital city of Honduras

How did Nicaraguans and Salvadorans show their support for the cause?

• By donating to environmental charities

• By writing letters to the government

• By joining protests in their own countries

• By organizing concerts