2324|APRIL 1999 BAROMETER

— Degree of information and interest in news about the conflict in Yugoslavia. Media reporting the conflict — Frequently with whom you talk to family and friends about the conflict in Yugoslavia — Opinion on whether NATO intervention could have been avoided — Degree of agreement with the military intervention of NATO forces in Yugoslavia — Opinion on the possibilities of reaching an agreement to end the conflict — Evaluation of the economic situation of the country, current retrospective and prospective one year — Frequency with which: watch TV, listen to the radio (not music), read newspapers, magazines and books, and listen to music — Type of newspapers, magazines and books you usually read — Main medium used to listen to music (radio or discs/cassettes) and type of music you listen to more often — Frequency with which he performs different cultural activities — Current attendance at the cinema, compared to two years ago — Types of movies you like the most — Agreement with different phrases about the quality of Spanish cinema compared to foreign cinema — Practice of artistic hobbies — Courses you take, regardless of your studies or your work — Frequency of attendance to cultural houses, ateneos or cultural clubs. Activities carried out in that centre — Evaluation of the political, current, retrospective and forward-looking situation to one year — Knowledge and scale of assessment of political leaders — Assessment of the management of the Government of the PP — Assessment of the political performance of the PSOE since it has been in the opposition — Knowledge and scale of assessment of the ministers who form the Government — Degree of confidence inspired by the President of the Government, José Mª Aznar, the general secretary of the PSOE, Joaquín Almunia, and Josep Borrell — Intention to vote in general elections — Affinity with political parties — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee — Vote recall in March 1996 general elections — Vote fidelity in March 1996 general elections — Electoral volatility in general elections in March 1996 — Employment and unemployment expectations