VOICED: Montreal: cacerolas por libertad

The video discusses a protest in Montreal against a new law restricting the right to protest. Residents, in solidarity with students protesting high tuition fees, use noise as a form of protest. Legal challenges arise as some protests are declared illegal, leading to arrests. The Quebec government invites student associations for negotiations, but no date is set. The protests have been ongoing for over 100 days.

What was the main reason for the protests in Montreal?

• To celebrate a local festival

• To support a new government policy

• To protest against high tuition fees

• To oppose a law restricting protest freedom

What action did the residents of Villeray take to show their solidarity?

• Organized a parade

• Wrote letters to the government

• Made noise with pots and pans

• Held a silent vigil

Why were some protests declared illegal?

• They were held at night

• They were too loud

• The organizers did not submit an itinerary

• They blocked traffic

What did the authorities aim to ensure during the protests?

• That protests were well-attended

• That protests were covered by media

• That protests were peaceful

• That protests were legal

What step did the Quebec government take to address the conflict?

• Implemented stricter laws

• Invited student associations for a meeting

• Increased police presence

• Reduced tuition fees