2532|DEBATE ON THE STATE OF THE NATION (XVI)

— Knowledge of the holding of the debate on the state of the nation. — Opinion on the degree of interest these debates have for people. — Opinion on whether these debates deal with the issues that really concern Spaniards today. — Media, television or radio, which has followed the development of the debate. Reason why he has not followed the debate, if any. — Degree of interest in the follow-up to the debate. — Media by which it was informed after the debate. — Evaluation of the interventions in the debate of different political leaders. — Degree of agreement with the statements of: José Mª Aznar, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Xavier Trias, Gaspar Llamazares, Iñaki Anasagasti, José Carlos Mauricio and Luis de Grandes. — Opinion on the degree to which the President of the Government, José Mª Aznar has transmitted to Spanish society confidence in the economic and political future, decision to fulfill the electoral promises and strength of the Government and firmness of its decisions. — Opinion on the degree to which José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has transmitted to Spanish society the message that the PSOE has real proposals in the face of government policy, is capable of constructive opposition and is capable of instilling trust in Spanish society. — Assessment of the interventions of José Mª Aznar and José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero in terms of: seriousness, responsibility, realism, superficiality, demagogy, clarity and optimism. — Opinion on whether José Mª Aznar and José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero demonstrated in the debate: knowledge and sensitivity to the country’s problems, moderation, practicality, ability to communicate with street people, ability to fit criticism and political initiative. — Opinion on which politician has won the debate. — Opinion on developments in the political and economic situation after the debate. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Remembrance of vote in the general elections of March 2000. — Vote fidelity in March 2000 general elections. — Electoral volatility in general elections in March 2000.