2401|25 YEARS LATER

— Change experienced by Spanish society in the last 25 years. Evaluation of change. — Historical image of the period of Franco’s regime. — Adjectives that fit the image he has of Francisco Franco. — Opinion on the influence of Franco’s time on current Spanish society. — Opinion on Spanish evolution since Franco’s death. — — feeling of pride of the Spaniards for the process of the transition to democracy. — Contribution of different political leaders, political parties and other sectors. or social groups to the success of the political transition. — Evolution of different problems in the last 25 years. — Evaluation of the degree of change experienced by the family and marriage in the last 25 years. More positive and more negative change. — Attitude towards the increase of couples who live together without marriage, couples who decide not to have children, unmarried couples or single women with children, divorces and people who live alone. — Evolution in the last 25 years of: alcohol consumption, book and press reading, leisure time, illegal drug use, smoking and domestic violence. — Opinion on the change suffered in the moral values of Spanish society in the last 25 years. Evaluation of change. — Evolution of the traits of Spaniards in the last 25 years. — Comparison of different traits of today’s youth with that of 25 years ago. — Comparison of the current world with that of his parents’ time. — Type of preferred political regime. — Satisfaction with the way democracy works in Spain. Reason for dissatisfaction, if any. — Indispensable element for the existence of democracy. — Personal preference for individual freedom or social equality. — Trust in people. — Agreement with different statements about the policy: it is so complicated that people do not understand what happens, the vote is the only way to influence what the government does, politicians do not care about the problems of the people, the one who is in power always seeks their personal interests. — Terms that identifies with the right and with the political left. — Elements that he believes are fundamental or sacred in politics: the Spanish Constitution, the unity of Spain, the will of the people, the monarchy and democratic freedoms. — Personal knowledge and of the Spaniards who have of the Spanish Constitution. — Evaluation of the effort made by successive governments so that we Spaniards know the Constitution. — Agreement that the Constitution be taught to children in school, make the Constitution better known through television and with the celebration of its anniversary every year as a national holiday. — Opinion on the degree of respect that exists towards the Constitution at present. — Opinion on the ideas and interests that have prevailed in the current Constitution: from the right, the left or all in general. — More significant or important aspect of the Spanish Constitution. — Opinion on whether or not the Constitution should be reformed. This should be reformed, where appropriate. — Agreement with different phrases about the Monarchy. — Contribution of King Juan Carlos to the stability of democracy. — Importance of the King’s work for the functioning of democracy in Spain. — Importance of the role of the King as referee and moderator in the Spanish democratic regime. — According to different opinions on the role that King Don Juan Carlos has played and has in the stability and development of democracy in Spain. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in March 2000 general elections.