Kenia: usan gas lacrimógeno contra una protesta opositora

In Nairobi, Kenyan police used tear gas to disperse opposition protesters demanding the resignation of key electoral commission members after the annulment of the presidential election. Government supporters also rallied, opposing changes to the commission. President Uhuro Keniata, whose re-election was nullified by the Supreme Court, insists on no changes, while opposition leader Raila Odinga accuses the commission of electoral fraud. The Supreme Court invalidated Keniata's victory, citing unverified results and irregularities.

What action did the Kenyan police take against the opposition protesters in Nairobi?

• They negotiated with the protesters.

• They ignored the protesters.

• They used tear gas.

• They arrested the protesters.

What were the government party supporters demanding during their protest?

• Resignation of the President.

• Immediate elections.

• No changes in the Electoral Commission.

• Changes in the Electoral Commission.

What was President Uhuro Keniata's position regarding the Electoral Commission after the annulment of his re-election?

• He supported changes in the Commission.

• He resigned from his position.

• He opposed any changes in the Commission.

• He called for new elections.

What did opposition leader Raila Odinga accuse the electoral commissioners of?

• Being involved in electoral fraud.

• Being impartial.

• Supporting the opposition.

• Resigning from their positions.

Why did the Supreme Court invalidate Keniata's victory?

• Due to public protests.

• Due to unverified results and irregularities.

• Due to lack of evidence.

• Due to verified results.