CLEAN : Maldives faces democracy test

The transcript discusses the political climate, highlighting the people's decision-making in government changes and their dissatisfaction with past governance. It emphasizes the challenges faced to reach the current state and the resilience of the people. The historical context of governance, often installed rather than elected, is explored, with a focus on the upcoming elections and the importance of participation. The integrity of the elections is addressed, with concerns about potential disruptions by external forces.

What is the general sentiment of the people towards the current government?

• They are satisfied with the current government.

• They are indifferent to the current government.

• They are unhappy with the current government.

• They are unaware of the current government.

What has been the historical trend in forming governments in the country?

• Governments have been formed through referendums.

• Governments have been formed by external forces.

• Governments have mostly been installed.

• Governments have always been elected.

What is the attitude of the people towards future challenges?

• They are planning to migrate.

• They are seeking external help.

• They are hopeful and resilient.

• They are willing to give up.

What is the role of the Commission in the upcoming elections?

• To support the military.

• To ensure a free and fair election.

• To install a new government.

• To disrupt the elections.

What are the potential threats to the upcoming elections?

• Economic downturn.

• Natural disasters.

• Lack of voter interest.

• Interference by police or military.