2124|CONSTITUTION AND INSTITUTIONS (I)

— Degree of knowledge of the Constitution by the Spaniards. — Degree of knowledge of the Constitution by the interviewee. — Opinion on the political ideology of the Spanish Constitution. — Opinion on the most significant of the Spanish Constitution. — Degree of satisfaction with the Spanish Constitution. — Degree of satisfaction with the functioning of democracy in Spain. — Evaluation scale of the institutions. — Knowledge of the President of the Congress of Deputies. — Degree of representativeness of deputies and senators. — Opinion on how parliamentarians should act: party guidelines/its own criteria. — Opinion on the behaviour to be followed by parliamentarians who disassociate themselves from the party on whose lists they were listed. — The most important role of the Constitutional Court. — Knowledge of the President of the Constitutional Court. — Degree of effectiveness of the Ombudsman. — Degree of influence of the Ombudsman over the public administration. — Use and degree of effectiveness of the Ombudsman. — Opinion on the reform of the Constitution. — Scale of sympathy towards groups and institutions. — Social prestige of institutions, retrospective to five years. — Influence of certain groups and institutions: current and retrospective to five years. — Valuation of political parties. — Affiliation to political parties. — Reasons not to join any political party. — Attitudes towards affiliation to political parties. — Financing of political parties. — Attitude towards corruption. — Causes of corruption in Spain. — Most serious case of corruption in recent times in Spain. — Degree of decision of the Socialist Government to clarify the issue of political corruption and assessment of the measures taken. — Intention to vote in general elections. — Affinity with political parties. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — I remember voting in the 1993 general election. — Remembrance of voting in elections to the European Parliament in 1994.