2275|SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SITUATION OF THE BALEARIC ISLANDS (III)

— Evaluation of the political situation of the Balearic Islands, current and retrospective to two years. — Evaluation of the economic situation of the Balearic Islands, current and one-year expectations. — Most important problems of the Balearic Islands. — Two-year retrospective assessment of the following issues in the Balearic Islands: citizen security, employment, health, public transport, environment, public works, regional administration, drugs, social services, transparency in public life, industry, agriculture, tourism, water supply and education. — Knowledge about the government that is responsible for public education in the Balearic Islands: central or regional. — Opinion on the existence of quality differences between public and private/concerted education in non-university education. — Opinion on the policy maintained by the Balearic Government on the use of the two official languages in schools. — Assessment of the current work of the Balearic Government and the opposition. — Opinion on whether the Balearic Government has demonstrated: honesty, efficiency, knowledge of the problems of the Balearic Islands, capacity for dialogue, communication with street people and defense of the interests of the Balearic Islands. — Approval of the work of the Balearic Government. — Opinion on the situation in the Balearic Islands in the event that the opposition was at the head of the Balearic Government. — Knowledge and opinion on the project ‘Guidelines for Spatial Planning’, presented by the Balearic Government, which will regulate future land uses in the Balearic Islands. — Opinion on the need for the construction of a motorway linking Palma with Manacor. — Opinion on the possible creation of a residence so that the high personalities can summer in Alcudia. — Knowledge and opinion about the project ‘Mirall’, presented by the Balearic Government and the municipalities, and that will reform the urban areas. — Assessment of the performance of the President of the Government Balear Jaume Matas since he is in charge of the regional government. — Degree of confidence in President Jaume Matas. — Approval of the personal performance of Jaume Matas as president of the Balearic Government. — Opinion on the initiative taken to the Congress of Deputies so that the Balearic Islands has a special regime, to compensate for the costs of its insularity. — Knowledge and opinion about the sales in the IRPF that the Balearic Government has introduced. — Evaluation of the type of relationship existing between the central and regional government. — Assessment of the policy that the current Balearic Government has carried out with respect to the central government. — Degree of agreement with phrases concerning the voting of regional/national parties. — Opinion on whether it is advantageous that the central government and the Balearic Government belong to the same party. — Vote recall in regional elections in May 1995 and in the general elections of March 1996. — Degree of closeness to different political parties. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee.