2446|INTERNATIONAL POLICY (III)

— Degree of attention to international issues. — Means of communication used in international information. — Degree of interest in international EU-related issues; Eastern Europe; Russia and other republics of the former Soviet Union; Latin America; United States; countries of North Africa; Japan; India; China; Sub-Saharan Africa; The Middle East; Israel and Persian Gulf countries. — Events that have occurred abroad in the last twelve months that have aroused greater interest. — Scale of sympathy or attraction of different countries: EU; Eastern Europe; Russia and other republics of the former Soviet Union; Latin America; United States; countries of North Africa; Japan; India; China; Sub-Saharan Africa; The Middle East; Israel and Persian Gulf countries. — European Union countries for which you feel the greatest sympathy. — Country for which you feel the greatest sympathy. — Country considered as the best democratic model. — Values associated with EU countries as a whole, Arab countries, Latin America, Russia and Eastern European countries and the United States. — Opinion on current international security compared to ten years ago. — Opinion on the greatest risks to international security and peace. — Opinion on the countries that pose the greatest threat to world peace. — Opinion on the main sources of international conflict. — Opinion on the existence of any focus of conflict or country that threatens the peace of Spain. — Opinion about Spain’s main ally. — Evaluation of the role of the UN. — Opinion on the intervention of a multinational military force, under the mandate of the UN, in internal affairs of third parties in conflict situations. — Knowledge and assessment of international leaders. — Interest in news related to Spanish foreign policy compared to national, regional and local policy. — Opinion on the importance that Spain should devote to foreign policy. Opinion on whether Spain currently attaches more importance to foreign policy than it was ten years ago. — Opinion on the evolution of Spain’s position on the international stage. Opinion on the consideration that Spain currently has on the international stage. — Opinion on the influence of the work done by the Crown in Spain’s relations with other countries. — Evaluation of the management of the President and Government in foreign policy. — Most important objectives for Spain in international politics. — Evaluation of Spain’s relations with: Germany, the United States, France, Japan, Morocco, Portugal, the United Kingdom and Russia. Evolution in recent years. — Opinion on whether Spain maintains a special friendly relationship with the countries of North Africa and Arab countries in general. For those who believe it does not exist: opinion on whether you should maintain this relationship. — Opinion on international development cooperation. — Countries or areas of the world to which international development cooperation should target. — Opinion on the cooperation of Spain in the development of other peoples. — Assessment of the amount of resources Spain devotes to international development cooperation. — Countries to which, he thinks, Spanish development cooperation is directed. Spanish cooperation should be addressed to countries. — Evaluation of the effects of ‘globalisation’ in the world in general and in Spain in particular. — Scale of political ideology. — Vote recall in March 2000 general elections.