Opposition protests in Moscow against 'corrupt' March 2018 elections

The transcript describes a protest in Russia against President Putin, highlighting the discontent among Russian youth and citizens like Olga, a retired teacher. Protesters express their desire for change, freedom, and Western development. The movement faces challenges due to the arrest of leaders, including organizer Navalny, who was detained by police. Despite these setbacks, protests continue across Russia, opposing Putin's candidacy in the upcoming elections, which are seen as a sham due to government-vetted candidates.

What is the main reason for the discontent among Russian citizens as described in the first section?

• Lack of educational opportunities

• Support for President Putin

• Desire for Western-style development

• Economic prosperity

What challenge do the protest leaders face according to the second section?

• Financial constraints

• Lack of public support

• Arrests and suppression by authorities

• Internal disagreements

What tactic did the authorities use against the protest organizer's TV studios?

• Financial audit

• Pretext of a bomb scare

• Media blackout

• Public debate

What is the public's response to Putin's re-election campaign as mentioned in the final section?

• Increased voter turnout

• Widespread support

• Organizing a boycott

• Indifference

What do the organizers hope to achieve with the election boycott?

• Increase voter turnout

• Promote economic reforms

• Highlight the election as a sham

• Support Putin's re-election