Presentación: Social Issues (indirect questions - second language

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Janeth Lorena vargas florez

Colombia


Social IssuesVersión en línea Discuss the following issues with your classmate por Janeth Lorena vargas florez 1 Urban Poverty and Crime (Journalist) Many citizens are worried about urban poverty and the rise in crime, especially in low-income neighborhoods. Common complaints : lack of job opportunities, poor housing conditions, limited access to education and social services, and feeling unsafe in their communities. *Key questions:* Why is poverty getting worse in this city? What are you going to do about crime? Why don’t poor neighborhoods get enough support? How will you make people feel safer? 2 Urban Poverty and Crime (Candidate) Some Ideas to tackle this issue are : job creation programs, education and training, community policing and investment in social services. *Here you have some useful phrases you can use for your proposals:* I understand the concerns of many citizens… This is a complex issue that requires long-term solutions. If elected, I would focus on… One of my main priorities would be… We would work closely with local communities. 3 Corruption and Mobility (Journalist) There have been complaints about corruption in the local government and frustration with traffic and mobility in the city. Common complaints: public money is not used transparently, infrastructure projects take too long or are left incomplete and faulty, traffic jams affect daily life and public transport is inefficient or unreliable. Key questions: Is there corruption in the local government? Why is traffic so bad in this city? What happens to public money? Why hasn’t public transport improved? 4 Corruption and Mobility (Candidate) Some ideas to tackle this issue are : taking anti-corruption measures, audits and transparency, improving public transport, bike lanes and better traffic planning. *Here are some useful phrases for your proposals :* Transparency is essential for a healthy democracy. Citizens have the right to demand accountability. My administration would be committed to… We would invest in sustainable transport solutions. 5 The Environment and Digital Gap (Journalist) Many citizens are worried about environmental problems and the digital divide. Common complaints : pollution and lack of green spaces, weak environmental policies, unequal access to technology, and students without internet or devices. *Key questions:* Why isn’t the government protecting the environment? What are you going to do about pollution? Why don’t all students have internet access? How will technology be used in public education? 6 The Environment and Digital Gap (Candidate) Some ideas to tackle this issue are : creating stronger environmental regulations, more green energy and recycling, making technology more accessible for schools and more public internet access. *Here are some useful phrases for your proposals :* This is a growing concern for many families. We need to think about future generations. If elected, I would prioritize… Our goal would be to ensure equal access.

Social IssuesVersión en línea

Discuss the following issues with your classmate

por Janeth Lorena vargas florez

Urban Poverty and Crime (Journalist)

Many citizens are worried about urban poverty and the rise in crime, especially in low-income neighborhoods.

Common complaints : lack of job opportunities, poor housing conditions, limited access to education and social services, and feeling unsafe in their communities.

Key questions:

Why is poverty getting worse in this city?

What are you going to do about crime?

Why don’t poor neighborhoods get enough support?

How will you make people feel safer?

Urban Poverty and Crime (Candidate)

Some Ideas to tackle this issue are : job creation programs, education and training, community policing and investment in social services.

Here you have some useful phrases you can use for your proposals:

I understand the concerns of many citizens…

This is a complex issue that requires long-term solutions.

If elected, I would focus on…

One of my main priorities would be…

We would work closely with local communities.

Corruption and Mobility (Journalist)

There have been complaints about corruption in the local government and frustration with traffic and mobility in the city.

Common complaints: public money is not used transparently, infrastructure projects take too long or are left incomplete and faulty, traffic jams affect daily life and public transport is inefficient or unreliable.

Key questions:

Is there corruption in the local government?

Why is traffic so bad in this city?

What happens to public money?

Why hasn’t public transport improved?

Corruption and Mobility (Candidate)

Some ideas to tackle this issue are : taking anti-corruption measures, audits and transparency, improving public transport, bike lanes and better traffic planning.

Here are some useful phrases for your proposals :

Transparency is essential for a healthy democracy.

Citizens have the right to demand accountability.

My administration would be committed to…

We would invest in sustainable transport solutions.

The Environment and Digital Gap (Journalist)

Many citizens are worried about environmental problems and the digital divide.

Common complaints : pollution and lack of green spaces, weak environmental policies, unequal access to technology, and students without internet or devices.

Key questions:

Why isn’t the government protecting the environment?

What are you going to do about pollution?

Why don’t all students have internet access?

How will technology be used in public education?

The Environment and Digital Gap (Candidate)

Some ideas to tackle this issue are : creating stronger environmental regulations, more green energy and recycling, making technology more accessible for schools and more public internet access.

Here are some useful phrases for your proposals :

This is a growing concern for many families.

We need to think about future generations.

If elected, I would prioritize…

Our goal would be to ensure equal access.

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