VOICED : Fuera Uber claman taxistas chilenos

Chilean taxi drivers protested against Uber and Cabify, demanding their removal due to unfair competition and tax evasion. The protest took place on Santiago's Alameda Avenue, close to the presidential office. The government stated that regulating these services is up to Congress. A legal attempt by taxi drivers to suspend Uber was dismissed by the Santiago Court of Appeals.

What is the main reason Chilean taxi drivers are protesting against Uber and Cabify?

• They are seeking government subsidies.

• They want to promote public transportation.

• They believe these services are illegal.

• They want to increase their fares.

Where did the Chilean taxi drivers' protest take place?

• In front of the Ministry of Transport.

• On the outskirts of Santiago.

• In a remote area of Chile.

• On Santiago's main avenue, Alameda.

What do the taxi drivers consider the competition from Uber and Cabify to be?

• A government-supported initiative.

• Unfair and tax-evading.

• A regulated business model.

• A fair market challenge.

Who does the government say is responsible for regulating ride-sharing apps?

• The Ministry of Transport.

• The President.

• The Congress.

• The Supreme Court.

What was the outcome of the legal action taken by taxi drivers against the Ministry of Transport?

• The case is still pending in court.

• The Ministry of Transport suspended Uber.

• The court declared the action inadmissible.

• The court ruled in favor of the taxi drivers.