CLEAN : In CAR capital residents hope for dialogue

The transcript discusses the need for rebels to adopt peaceful attitudes and find a middle ground to prevent families from being trapped. It responds to the President's promise not to seek a third term, urging faith in his words for national peace.

What is the primary concern regarding the rebels in the first section?

• They need to find a balance to prevent families from being trapped.

• They should focus on economic development.

• They are encouraged to form a new government.

• They are advised to leave the country.

What promise did the President make according to the second section?

• To build more schools.

• To increase military presence.

• To not run for a third term.

• To improve the economy.

What is the hope expressed in the third section?

• That new laws will be enacted.

• That the rebels will trust the President's words and peace will follow.

• That the economy will improve.

• That international aid will increase.

What is the desired outcome for the country as mentioned in the third section?

• To expand its territory.

• To increase its military strength.

• To achieve peace.

• To become a global superpower.

What is the emotional appeal made in the third section?

• A call for economic reform.

• A prayer for peace and trust in leadership.

• A demand for new elections.

• A request for international intervention.