VOICED : Responsabilidades por Fukushima

Former Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan acknowledged the state's responsibility in the Fukushima nuclear disaster, reflecting on the government's failure to adequately assess risks. Now an advocate for abandoning nuclear energy, Kan testified before an independent parliamentary commission, addressing ongoing controversies. Over a year after the incident, Japan remains without active nuclear reactors, contemplating its future energy policy.

Who was the Japanese Prime Minister during the Fukushima nuclear disaster?

• Shinzo Abe

• Naoto Kan

• Yoshihide Suga

• Junichiro Koizumi

What did Naoto Kan admit about the government's role in the Fukushima disaster?

• They overestimated the risks

• They were well-prepared

• They underestimated the risks

• They had no role

What stance did Naoto Kan take after the Fukushima disaster?

• Support for nuclear energy

• Neutral stance

• Advocacy for abandoning nuclear energy

• Increased investment in nuclear energy

What is the status of Japan's nuclear reactors more than a year after the Fukushima accident?

• No reactors are operational

• New reactors have been built

• Some reactors are operational

• All reactors are operational

What is Japan considering regarding its energy policy post-Fukushima?

• Increasing nuclear energy reliance

• Maintaining current nuclear energy levels

• Abandoning nuclear energy

• Building new nuclear plants