VOICED : Proyecto plantará un árbol por cada muerto de covid-19 en Brasil

The video discusses a Brazilian initiative to plant a tree for each COVID-19 victim, aiming to honor over 200,000 deceased and contribute to the environment. Families, who often couldn't bury their loved ones, find solace in this project. A tree planting event took place near Rio de Janeiro, where José planted a tree for his daughter Evandra, who died from COVID-19. The project, Bosques de la Memoria, plans to plant 6,800 trees, though not all will have plaques to avoid gatherings.

What is the main goal of the 'Un árbol por cada víctima de COVID-19' initiative?

• To build memorials for COVID-19 victims

• To provide financial aid to COVID-19 victims' families

• To organize community events for COVID-19 awareness

• To plant trees for every COVID-19 victim in Brazil

How did the pandemic affect the families of the victims?

• They were unaffected by the pandemic

• They experienced a painful and violent loss

• They received government support

• They were able to hold traditional funerals

Where were the first trees of the initiative planted?

• In a park two hours from Rio de Janeiro

• In the Amazon rainforest

• In a private garden

• In the city center of São Paulo

What does José believe the tree planted for his daughter symbolizes?

• A representation of eternity

• A sign of hope for the future

• A symbol of wealth

• A temporary memorial

How many trees will the 'Bosques de la Memoria' project include?

• 6,800 trees

• 8 trees

• 200,000 trees

• 44 trees