VOICED : Refugiado sirio en Uruguay retomara huelga de hambre extrema

Yihad Diyab, a Syrian refugee in Uruguay and former Guantánamo prisoner, has been on a hunger strike for seven weeks, demanding to be relocated to a Muslim country to reunite with his family. He plans to escalate his protest by refusing liquids. Diyab blames the Uruguayan and U.S. governments for his plight and rejected Venezuela's offer to stay in their country with his family. He accuses Montevideo of not fulfilling promises made to him.

What action does Yihad Diyab plan to take to intensify his protest?

• Stop consuming liquids

• Refuse to eat solid food

• Start a public demonstration

• Write a letter to the government

What is the main reason Diyab wants to be relocated to a Muslim country?

• To receive better healthcare

• To escape political persecution

• To reunite with his family

• To find better job opportunities

Who does Diyab hold responsible for his suffering?

• His family in Turkey

• The Venezuelan government

• The governments of Uruguay and the United States

• The United Nations

What did Diyab reject from Venezuela?

• A diplomatic passport

• A chance to stay in their country and bring his family

• A financial aid package

• A job offer

What promise does Diyab claim the Uruguayan government made to him?

• To provide him with a house

• To help him start a business

• To reunite him with his family

• To grant him citizenship