VOICED : Brasil: manifestantes prometen mas protestas

The transcript discusses protests in Brazil against the 2014 World Cup, highlighting the public's dissatisfaction with government spending on the event. Protesters demand more investment in education, healthcare, and transportation. President Dilma Rousseff, seeking re-election, calls for Brazilian hospitality towards visitors.

What was the main reason for the protests in Brazil during the 2014 World Cup?

• Support for the government

• Celebration of the World Cup

• Discontent with the event and political issues

• Support for the World Cup

What did the protesters demand in terms of government spending?

• More spending on tourism

• Increased military budget

• More spending on the World Cup

• Less spending on the World Cup and more on public services

Which public services did the protesters want more funding for?

• Tourism and hospitality

• Education, transportation, and healthcare

• Sports facilities

• Military and defense

What was President Dilma Rousseff's response to the protests?

• She canceled the World Cup

• She called for Brazilian hospitality and assured good reception for visitors

• She ignored the protests

• She increased spending on the World Cup

What was President Dilma Rousseff's political goal during the time of the protests?

• To move to another country

• To seek re-election in October

• To become a sports commentator

• To resign from her position