2071|INTERNATIONAL POLICY (II)

— Degree of attention to international issues. — Means of communication used in international information. — Degree of interest in international issues relating to: the European Community (EC); non-EC European countries; Eastern Europe; Russia and other republics of the former Soviet Union; Ibero-America; United States; countries of North Africa; Japan; India; It’s China. — Events that have occurred abroad in the last twelve months that have aroused greater interest. — Scale of sympathy (1-10) or attraction to different countries: the European Community (EC); non-EC European countries; Eastern Europe; Russia and other republics of the former Soviet Union; Ibero-America; United States; countries of North Africa; Japan; India; It’s China. — European Community countries for which you are most sympathetic. — Country for which you feel the greatest sympathy. — Country considered as the best democratic model. — Values associated with Arab countries, Ibero-America, Russia and Eastern European countries. — Opinion on current international security compared to ten years ago. — Opinion on the greatest risks to international security and peace. — Opinion on the countries that pose the greatest threat to world peace. — Opinion on the main sources of international conflict. — Opinion on the existence of hotspots of conflict or countries that threaten the peace of Spain. — Opinion about Spain’s main ally. — Opinion on the intervention of a multinational military force, under the mandate of the UN and with humanitarian objectives, in the internal affairs of third parties in conflict situations. Bis in case of conflict and to impose peace. — Knowledge and assessment of international leaders: Bill Clinton; Boris Yeltsin; Mikhail Gorbachev; Helmut Köhl; François Mitterrand; John Major, Mario Soares, Hassan II, Fidel Castro; Carlos Menem; John Paul II; Carlos Salinas de Gortari. — Degree of interest in news related to Spanish foreign policy. — Interest in news related to Spanish foreign policy compared to national, regional and local policy. — Opinion on the importance that Spain should attach to foreign policy. Opinion on whether Spain currently attaches more importance to foreign policy than it was ten years ago. — Opinion on the evolution of Spain’s position on the international stage in the last ten years. Opinion on the consideration that Spain currently has on the international stage. — Opinion on the influence of the work done by the Crown in Spain’s relations with other countries. — Evaluation of Felipe González’s management in foreign policy. Evaluation of government management in foreign policy over the last ten years. — Most important objectives for Spain in international politics: advancing European integration; strengthening relations with Ibero-America; intensifying relations with Eastern countries; strengthening relations with developing countries in the Third World; maintain good relations with our neighbours in North Africa; contribute to the development of the Third World. — Evaluation of Spain’s relations with: Germany, the United States, France, Japan, Morocco, Portugal, the United Kingdom and Russia. Evolution in recent years. — Opinion on whether Spain maintains a special friendly relationship with the countries of North Africa and Arab countries in general. For those who believe it does not exist: opinion on whether you should maintain this relationship. — Assessment of Spain’s entry into NATO. Current approval of Spain’s permanence in NATO. — Opinion on the reasons for international development cooperation. — Opinion with which it agrees most with phrases on investment in international development cooperation depending on whether the needs of the country have been met. — Countries or areas of the world to which international development cooperation should target. — Opinion on whether Spain should cooperate internationally to help less developed countries despite the cost it entails. — Assessment of the amount of resources Spain devotes to international development cooperation. Sufficiency of these resources. — Countries or areas to which, he thinks, Spanish development cooperation is directed. Spanish cooperation should be addressed to countries. — Ideological self-location scale (1-10) — Intention to vote in general elections. — Political party for which you feel more sympathy in the general elections. — I remember voting in the 1993 general election.