Brazil Says It's Now Open To Accepting International Aid For Fires

Brazil's government is open to receiving financial aid to combat fires in the Amazon rainforest, provided it controls the funds. President Jair Bolsonaro's stance has drawn criticism over potential misuse of the aid. A public dispute with French President Emmanuel Macron further complicates matters, as Bolsonaro demands an apology from Macron before accepting G7 aid. Despite tensions, Brazil has accepted $12 million from the UK to address the crisis.

What condition did the Brazilian government set for accepting financial aid to fight Amazon fires?

• The funds must be returned if not used within a year.

• The funds must be controlled by international organizations.

• The funds must be used exclusively for reforestation.

• The funds must be controlled by the Brazilian people.

What was President Bolsonaro's condition for accepting aid from the G7 nations?

• A meeting with all G7 leaders.

• A reduction in tariffs on Brazilian goods.

• An apology from French President Macron.

• A promise of more aid in the future.

What sparked the public dispute between Bolsonaro and Macron?

• A disagreement over trade policies.

• Macron's decision to discuss the Amazon fires at the G7 summit.

• A disagreement over climate change policies.

• A personal insult from Bolsonaro to Macron.

How did Bolsonaro respond to Macron's criticism about deforestation efforts?

• He ignored the criticism.

• He agreed to improve efforts.

• He invited Macron to visit the Amazon.

• He accused Macron of having a colonialist mentality.

Which country did Brazil accept financial aid from to combat the Amazon fires?

• Germany

• United States

• Canada

• United Kingdom