Motos reemplazan caballos de carreta en Paraguay

A government program in Asunción allows horse owners to exchange their animals for low-cost motorcycles, aiming to improve both human and animal welfare. While some community members are saddened by the change, the initiative offers a new work tool and better living conditions for the animals. Maris Lorenz, a Swiss national, supports the project by subsidizing motorcycle costs. The financial burden on participants is eased through installment payments.

What is the main goal of the government program mentioned in the video?

• To increase the number of horses in Asunción

• To provide new job opportunities for horse owners

• To help horse owners transition to motorcycles

• To improve the infrastructure of Asunción

How do some residents feel about exchanging their horses for motorcycles?

• They are excited about the change

• They are indifferent to the change

• They are saddened by the change

• They are angry about the change

What problem do the horses often face, prompting the need for this project?

• Lack of shelter

• Exhaustion and poor nutrition

• Inadequate training

• Overpopulation

Who is Maris Lorenz and what role does she play in the project?

• A resident of Asunción

• A horse trainer

• A local government official

• A Swiss landowner providing motorcycles

What financial arrangement is available for the collectors who exchanged their horses?

• They must pay the full amount upfront

• They are given a loan with high interest

• They can pay in installments

• They receive the motorcycles for free