Vatican Official says Peace Talks are Needed

The video explores the role of the Saint Francis Catholic Church in Libya and introduces Bishop Giovanni Martinelli, who shares his critical views on the bombing raids and the political situation under Gadhafi. The Libyan government's efforts to portray public support for the regime are examined, highlighting the orchestrated nature of demonstrations. Despite these efforts, unrest and shooting in Tripoli suggest underlying tensions. The video concludes with questions about the sustainability of the government's control.

What is Bishop Giovanni Martinelli's stance on the bombing raids in Libya?

• He is critical of them due to doubts about their accuracy.

• He believes they are necessary for peace.

• He has no opinion on the matter.

• He supports them as a means to end the conflict.

What is the main reason Bishop Martinelli believes negotiations are important?

• They are faster than military action.

• They are less costly.

• They are supported by the international community.

• They prevent Gadhafi from becoming more intransigent.

How does the government in Tripoli attempt to show support for Gadhafi?

• By organizing spontaneous demonstrations.

• By orchestrating demonstrations with young people.

• By holding free elections.

• By increasing military presence in the city.

What is the general atmosphere in Tripoli according to the report?

• Calm and peaceful.

• Tense and controlled.

• Joyful and celebratory.

• Indifferent and apathetic.

What is the main concern about the situation in Tripoli?

• The environmental consequences of the conflict.

• The lack of international support.

• The economic impact on the city.

• The ongoing unrest and how long it can be hidden.