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1.- NO, Mario is a member of the government (state) and is attending an event to show his support. According to the scene described, it is
2.- In my country, these are separate issues. The state is one thing and religious faith is another. Venezuela 🇻🇪 is predominantly Catholic, but there are many other religions here, and the current regimen shows its support for all of them.
3.- Option A, regardless of the faith professed by the protesting group, if their demands are fair and also affect me, I would certainly support them with my presence.
4.- I think it is important that there be such a separation because it would not be fair to practitioners of other religions for the state to be tied to a single religion, whatever it may be. The state, the government, must provide welfare for all without distinction of race, color, or religion.
5.- That's a difficult and complicated question. I am Catholic, although not a practicing one. I believe in God and profess my faith in my own way. When I was younger, I went to church a lot and participated, but now I don't, for various reasons.
My country is currently ruled by a corrupt regime, a narco-state that stole the elections and the hopes of my country.
So, at present, my faith is above a state/government that I do not believe in or respect because it is not legitimate.
6.- Based solely on scene 1, I would say that NO, a president should not have his position at risk because of an increase in the price of basic goods. There are many more factors to consider, such as widespread corruption, poor public services, bad public policies. The increase in prices is a factor to consider when calling for the resignation of a president, but it cannot be the only factor.
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