VOICED : Activistas prodemocracia no claudican y organizan nuevas protestas en Hong Kong

The transcript discusses the ongoing pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, highlighting the actions of office workers and the response of Hong Kong's Chief Executive, Carrie Lam, during her visit to Thailand. Despite acknowledging public discontent, Lam refuses to meet protester demands, emphasizing Hong Kong's resilience under the 'one country, two systems' principle. The protests, lacking a defined leader, continue to organize large gatherings and strikes. The local government and Beijing remain firm against concessions, even after opposition victories in local elections, challenging the government's claim of majority support.

What was the main activity of office workers in Hong Kong during the protests?

• They organized a sit-in at their workplaces.

• They gathered during lunch hours in various city areas.

• They held a silent march in the city center.

• They distributed flyers about the protests.

During her visit to Thailand, what did Carrie Lam admit about the situation in Hong Kong?

• She admitted the protests were losing momentum.

• She claimed the protests were supported by foreign entities.

• She stated the protests were a minor issue.

• She acknowledged the public's discontent.

What principle did Carrie Lam emphasize as a foundation for Hong Kong's stability?

• One nation, one system

• One country, two systems

• Two countries, one system

• One country, one law

How were the protests in Hong Kong coordinated according to the transcript?

• Through local newspapers

• Via online forums

• By international organizations

• Through government announcements

What was the response of Beijing and the local government to the protestors' demands?

• They called for international mediation.

• They refused to make any concessions.

• They made some concessions.

• They agreed to negotiate.