Chavez says reserves held in US bonds moved to Europe

The transcript discusses the movement of financial reserves from US Treasury bonds to Europe and other countries due to perceived threats from the United States. It highlights a public call by Pat Robertson for the assassination of the speaker, reflecting serious international tensions. The transcript concludes with a focus on educational initiatives, emphasizing the importance of advancing to the sixth grade.

What financial action did the speaker take regarding U.S. Treasury bonds?

• They kept the reserves in the U.S.

• They sold the bonds and moved reserves to Europe.

• They moved reserves to Asia.

• They bought more U.S. Treasury bonds.

Why did the speaker decide to change international reserves?

• Because of threats from the United States.

• To support local banks.

• To increase trade with Africa.

• Due to economic opportunities in Asia.

Who publicly suggested that the speaker should be assassinated?

• An anonymous source.

• Pat Robertson, a friend of Mr. Bush.

• A local politician.

• A European diplomat.

What is the new slogan introduced by the speaker?

• Education for all.

• All to the sixth grade.

• No child left behind.

• Everyone to college.

What is the main focus of the new slogan introduced in the final section?

• Improving international relations.

• Increasing economic investments.

• Promoting higher education.

• Encouraging everyone to reach the sixth grade.