2433|OCTOBER 2001 BAROMETER

— Media outlet through which followed the terrorist attacks against the Twin Towers of New York and the Pentagon of Washington on September 11. Interest in tracking this news. — Degree of concern about the events that happen now and for those that may occur. — Opinion on whether, in the coming weeks or months, in the United States or any other developed country, terrorist actions of that importance may occur. — Opinion on whether it can happen in Spain and degree of concern about that possibility. — Degree of concern about the possibility of chemical or bacteriological weapons attacks in Spain. — Opinion on whether ETA will act more or less after September 11. — Opinion on how the current situation will affect the possible end of ETA. — Opinion on whether or not Western countries are more united today. — Assessment of the world situation after the attacks in the United States. — Personal fear of traveling by plane after the attacks. — Change in consumer attitudes, travel plans or investment plans as a result of the situation we are living. — Feeling afraid of what is happening in the world. — Valuation of world political leaders. — Degree of sympathy towards various countries. — Evaluation of the economic situation of Spain, current, retrospective and prospective to one year. — Evaluation of the political situation in Spain, current, retrospective and prospective to one year. — Knowledge and scale of valuation of political leaders. — Evaluation of the management of the Government of the PP. — Evaluation of the PSOE’s performance 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. — Intention to vote in general elections. — Scale of ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in March 2000 general elections. — Vote fidelity in March 2000 general elections. — Electoral volatility in general elections in March 2000.