Demonstrations In Support Of Democracy In Buenos Aires

The transcript discusses Argentina's political climate, highlighting a massive demonstration in Buenos Aires against a totalitarian regime. It covers the oppression faced by the people, including arrests and the suppression of press freedom. The role of leaders like President Edelmiro Farrell and Colonel Juan Peron, who were friendly to the Nazis, is examined. The transcript concludes with speculation on Argentina's future and its significance in South America.

What was Braden's hope regarding the American people's understanding of Argentina?

• That they see Argentina as a threat

• That they ignore Argentina's political situation

• That they support Argentina's dictators

• That they understand Argentina's democratic aspirations

What was the main demand of the demonstrators in Buenos Aires?

• Support for the current regime

• More military power

• Economic reforms

• Return of freedom and rights

What was the significance of the Spanish word 'bostaph' during the demonstration?

• It symbolized the people's demand for enough of the regime

• It was a call for economic change

• It was a slogan supporting the government

• It referred to a cultural festival

Who were the key figures in Argentina's government mentioned in the transcript?

• President Braden and Colonel Farrell

• President Juan Peron and Colonel Edelmiro Farrell

• President Edelmiro Farrell and Colonel Braden

• President Edelmiro Farrell and Colonel Juan Peron

What was the main concern about Argentina's future as mentioned in the transcript?

• Its cultural influence

• The next move of Argentina becoming South America's number one question

• Its military strength

• Its economic policies