VOICED : Médicos niegan rastro de veneno en sangre de opositor ruso Navalni y rechazan su traslado

Doctors attending Alexei Navalny reported no poison was found in his system, despite claims from his associates that he was intentionally poisoned. Navalny, in a coma and on a ventilator in Siberia, is considered too unstable to be moved abroad, although a medical plane from Germany is ready to transport him. His wife has appealed to President Putin for permission to transfer him to Germany, citing distrust in the current hospital. The Kremlin stated the decision is medical, inviting German doctors to the hospital. For more information, visit www.ISGlobal.org.

What did the doctors initially report about Alexei Navalny's condition?

• They found traces of poison.

• He had a minor illness.

• He was in perfect health.

• No poison was detected in his system.

What was the reason given for not transferring Navalny abroad immediately?

• The doctors refused to allow it.

• His condition was too unstable.

• He was already stable.

• There was no available transport.

Who requested Navalny's transfer to Germany?

• An international organization

• His wife

• The German doctors

• The Russian government

What was the Kremlin's response to the transfer request?

• They immediately approved it.

• They ignored the request.

• They denied the request.

• They said it was a medical decision.

What did the German doctors do upon arriving in Russia?

• They held a press conference.

• They were invited to the hospital.

• They refused to see Navalny.

• They took Navalny to Germany.