VOICED : Ucrania al borde de la guerra civil

In Ukraine, political uncertainty looms following the resignation of the prime minister and government. Leonid Kravchuk, the first president since independence, warns of a potential civil war due to parallel authorities and uprisings. Protests erupted after President Yanukovych rejected an EU association deal in favor of closer ties with Russia. As protests continue, the parliament considers amnesty for demonstrators, and dialogue between the government and opposition seeks a resolution.

Who warned that Ukraine was on the brink of a civil war?

• Viktor Yanukovych

• The Prime Minister

• Leonid Kravchuk

• The European Union

What triggered the protests in Ukraine?

• The lifting of anti-protest laws

• The fall of the government

• The rejection of an EU association agreement

• The resignation of the Prime Minister

What was the Ukrainian Parliament considering as a concession to the protesters?

• A military intervention

• A new government

• An amnesty for protesters

• A trade deal with Russia

What did the Ukrainian Parliament do in response to the protests?

• Dismissed the opposition

• Signed a deal with the EU

• Lifted anti-protest laws

• Increased military presence

What was the main focus of the dialogue between the government and the opposition?

• Forming a new government

• Finding a resolution to the crisis

• Economic reforms

• Military intervention