VOICED : Musharraf acusado de asesinato

Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf was accused of the 2007 murder of Benazir Bhutto, marking the first indictment of a former head of Pakistan's military. Musharraf returned to Pakistan after four years of exile and quickly faced several legal cases. A 2010 UN report suggested Bhutto's death could have been prevented and criticized Musharraf's government for inadequate protection. Despite the charges, few believe Musharraf will be convicted. Bhutto, the first woman to lead a Muslim-majority nation, was killed in a bombing at a political rally. Musharraf, under house arrest, attended court under heavy security.

What significant event occurred for the first time in Pakistan's history regarding Pervez Musharraf?

• He was elected as the President.

• He was awarded a peace prize.

• He was exiled to another country.

• He was accused of murder.

What did the United Nations report in 2010 suggest about Benazir Bhutto's death?

• It could have been prevented.

• It was a result of a conspiracy.

• It was a natural cause.

• It was inevitable.

What was the main criticism of Musharraf's government according to the UN report?

• Corruption in the military.

• Lack of economic reforms.

• Inadequate protection for Bhutto.

• Poor foreign relations.

Where was Benazir Bhutto when she was assassinated?

• In a government office.

• At a private meeting.

• At her home.

• During a political rally.

What was Pervez Musharraf's status during the court hearing?

• He was under house arrest.

• He was free to move.

• He was leading the government.

• He was in a foreign country.