VOICED : Indígenas del puno peruano piden a Pedro Castillo que no los olvide

The video highlights the celebration of Peru's Bicentennial by indigenous Uro women, who navigate Lake Titicaca with hopes of overcoming pandemic challenges. They appeal to the new government led by Pedro Castillo for support, especially in promoting tourism to the Uro Islands. The video also describes the cultural significance of the Uro Islands, which are made from Totora reeds, and the women's support for President Castillo during his inauguration ceremonies.

What significant event are the indigenous women of the Uro Islands celebrating?

• The end of the pandemic

• The Bicentennial of Peru's Independence

• The election of a new local leader

• The founding of the Uro Islands

What is the main request of the Uro community to the new government?

• To provide more educational facilities

• To promote tourism in the Uro Islands

• To reduce taxes for the Uro community

• To build more artificial islands

What is the primary reason the Uro women are seeking government support?

• To increase agricultural production

• To enhance educational opportunities

• To improve healthcare facilities

• To ensure they are not forgotten

What material is used to construct the Uro Islands?

• Totora

• Wood

• Plastic

• Bamboo

How long do the ceremonies for President Castillo's inauguration last?

• Four days

• Three days

• Two days

• One day