VOICED : Familia y amigos de español detenido en Irán piden en Madrid por su liberación

Santiago Sánchez, a Spanish national, was detained in Iran while walking to Qatar for the World Cup. He was arrested after photographing Masa Amini's grave, whose death sparked protests in Iran. His family, after weeks of no contact, managed to speak with him briefly thanks to diplomatic efforts. They assert his innocence and call for his release. The protests in Iran have resulted in numerous casualties and detentions, including other Europeans. Families of detainees often remain discreet to aid in their release.

What was Santiago Sánchez doing when he was detained in Iran?

• He was taking a photo at Masa Amini's grave.

• He was on a pilgrimage.

• He was participating in a protest.

• He was taking a photo at a historical site.

How long did Santiago's family go without any news from him after his detention?

• 10 days

• 25 days

• 1 month

• 2 weeks

What actions did Santiago's family and the Spanish authorities take to communicate with him?

• They organized protests in Spain.

• They contacted the Iranian government directly.

• They worked with the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Embassy.

• They hired a private investigator.

What was the main reason for the protests in Iran mentioned in the transcript?

• Economic issues

• Political reforms

• Environmental concerns

• Masa Amini's death

What approach do families of detained European citizens in Iran often take?

• Media campaigns

• Great discretion

• Legal action in international courts

• Public demonstrations