VOICED : Europa tiene la capacidad de sustituir el gas de Rusia, asegura Borrell

Josep Borrell, the EU's chief diplomat, stated in Chile that Europe can replace the gas supply from Russia. This follows Gazprom's halt of gas to Poland and Bulgaria after Russia demanded payments in rubles. The EU has the capacity to redistribute gas internally, ensuring supply continuity. Borrell emphasized that EU gas contracts with Russia will be honored as per existing terms. He also noted that Western sanctions are significantly weakening Russia's economy. Borrell's visit to Chile included discussions with President Gabriel Boric.

What was the reason behind Gazprom's decision to cut gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria?

• Demand for payments in rubles

• Technical issues in the pipeline

• A new trade agreement

• Weather conditions

How does the European Union plan to manage gas supplies internally?

• By redistributing gas within the EU

• By importing more from the Middle East

• By increasing local production

• By relying on renewable energy

What is the European Union's stance on existing gas contracts with Russia?

• They will be temporarily suspended

• They will be canceled

• They will be strictly adhered to

• They will be renegotiated

What impact do Western economic sanctions have on Russia, according to Borrell?

• They strengthen the Russian economy

• They have no effect

• They significantly weaken the Russian economy

• They lead to increased trade with Asia

What justification does Borrell give for supporting a country under attack?

• To expand European influence

• To gain economic benefits

• To establish new alliances

• To defend against unjustified aggression