2454|APRIL 2002 BAROMETER

— Most important problems in Spain. Problems that, personally, affect you the most. — Ability of the interviewee to assess prices in euros to the same extent as before in pesetas. — Use of calculator to translate prices of euros to pesetas and frequency of its use. — Convenience in the use of the euro, compared to that of the peseta. — Feelings caused by the exchange of currency: increased European sentiment; less feeling of belonging to a nation. — Opinion on whether the implementation of the euro will be beneficial or harmful to Spain and the European Union. — Knowledge of the holding of the European Summit of Heads of State and Government in Barcelona. — Degree of interest that the Summit has aroused and assessment of its results. — Knowledge and assessment of the bill of illegalisation of certain political parties. — Assessment of the importance of problems related to water scarcity in Spain. — Knowledge of the amount of water consumed per month at the interviewee’s home. — Frequency with which water cuts occur in the interviewee’s neighborhood. — Assessment of the lack of water in Spain. — Frequency with which measures to economise water are implemented at the interviewee’s home. — Opinion about whether water is used well in homes, agriculture and industry. — Possible solutions to solve water supply problems. — Agreement with water transfers from one region to another. — Concern about clashes between Israelis and Palestinians. Opinion on which of the two groups is responsible for the conflict. Country or institution that is making more efforts to achieve peace. — 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.