VOICED : Respaldo a Madres de Plaza de Mayo tras dichos de Macri

The transcript discusses the massive support for the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo in Argentina, led by Ebede Bonafini, as they mark their 2000th march since 1977. The march demands justice for the disappeared during the dictatorship. Controversy arises from President Mauricio Macri's comments, which are seen as dismissive of the dictatorship's crimes, sparking outrage among human rights organizations. The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, aligned with the Kirchners, view the dictatorship's actions as state terrorism. Macri's remarks on the number of disappeared, estimated at 30,000 by human rights groups, further fuel the controversy.

What was the main reason for the Argentinians' support of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo?

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To demand justice for their disappeared children

• To support a new government policy

• To protest against economic reforms

How did President Mauricio Macri describe the crimes of the military regime?

• As a 'dirty war'

• As a necessary evil

• As a minor conflict

• As a justified action

What term did the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo use to describe the dictatorship's actions?

• Political disagreement

• State terrorism

• Military intervention

• Civil unrest

What was the estimated number of disappeared individuals during the dictatorship, according to human rights organizations?

• 20,000

• 30,000

• 40,000

• 10,000

Which leaders were the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo followers of?

• Néstor and Cristina Kirchner

• Juan and Eva Perón

• Raúl Alfonsín and Fernando de la Rúa

• Carlos Menem and Eduardo Duhalde