[originaltext] Honduran authorities devoted to the protection of children an

Honduran authorities devoted to the protection of children and teenagers have undertaken a campaign to protect youngsters who beg on the streets. In the capital of Tegucigalpa alone, the effort has resulted in the rescue of 350 children, city officials say. The Honduran Institute of Childhood and Family, together with the police and the district lawyer, carry out operations around the country to rescue the children and punish the parents. "Many children are used for begging," said Nora Urbina, "Many children are rented and that is precisely what we hope to punish, because Article 1-70 of the Juvenile Penal Code sets a penalty of up to six years in prison." Those children who are rescued are taken to the Honduran Institute of Childhood and Family and then handed over to their parents with the promise that their rights will be protected. Parents who allow their children to work in this way face, in addition, to as many as six years in prison, the equivalent of a $500 fine.
1. Which of the following is NOT involved in the operations to rescue the children?
2. What punishment would parents face if they allowed their children to beg?