CLEAN : Reactions to Dilma propositions

The transcript discusses the public's skepticism towards political promises, particularly those made by President Dilma. It highlights the need for government funding in public transport while criticizing the lack of transparency in transport companies' profits. The text also addresses the current government instability and the necessity for a well-structured political revolution.

What is the speaker's main concern about President Dilma's speech?

• The promises made are hard to believe.

• The speech focused too much on foreign policy.

• The speech was too long.

• The speech was not broadcasted widely.

According to the speaker, what should public transport companies do?

• Increase their profits.

• Expand their services.

• Reduce their profits.

• Hire more employees.

What issue does the speaker highlight about public transport companies?

• They are too transparent.

• Their profits are not disclosed to the public.

• They operate in too many cities.

• They have too many employees.

What does the speaker suggest about the proposed political revolution?

• It is unnecessary and should be abandoned.

• It requires more study and planning.

• It is well-planned and ready to be implemented.

• It has already been successfully implemented.

Why does the speaker believe the government needs to show action?

• Because of international pressure.

• Due to the current political stability.

• To improve relations with other countries.

• Because of public mobilization and instability.