Rousseff Tells UN That Force No Solution in Middle East

The transcript covers several global issues. President Rousseff of Brazil addresses the need for UN Security Council reform and criticizes the use of force in resolving conflicts. She also emphasizes the importance of giving developing nations more influence in IMF and World Bank decisions, highlighting the unacceptable delays in IMF quota changes. On the Ebola crisis, Brazil supports the UN's proposal for an emergency response mission. Meanwhile, Argentina is dealing with a debt dispute, with bondholders considering dropping efforts to waive a securities clause that hinders resolution.

What did President Rousseff suggest as a solution to world conflicts?

• Enhancing diplomatic ties

• Reforming the UN Security Council

• Increasing military force

• Reducing economic sanctions

According to President Rousseff, what is necessary for developing nations in terms of global economic decisions?

• Greater influence in IMF and World Bank decisions

• Increased trade agreements

• More financial aid

• Stricter economic policies

What was Brazil's position on the UN's mission for the Ebola crisis?

• Indifferent

• Neutral

• Opposed

• Supportive

What issue was President Kirchner addressing in her speech?

• Argentina's healthcare reforms

• Argentina's environmental policies

• Argentina's debt dispute

• Argentina's trade policies

What action were Argentina's bondholders considering regarding a securities clause?

• Amending the clause

• Ignoring the clause

• Waiving the clause

• Enforcing the clause