2574|GLOBALISATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS

— Interest in news related to events happening in other countries. — Trips made abroad in the last five years. It’s a reason. — Possession of foreign friends living in Spain and outside Spain. Frequency of contact with them and pathways through which they maintain contact. — Possession of a family member residing outside of Spain. — Frequency with which there are currently aggressions against human rights. Opinion on its future evolution. — Country where human rights are most respected. Country where they are least respected. — Concepts associated with Europe. — Human rights violations that require more urgent eradication. — Attitude towards the death penalty. — Opinion on whether women are, more often than men, victims of attacks against human rights. — Knowledge of the concept ‘globalisation’. — Agreement with phrases about globalisation. Influence of globalisation. — Perception of the influence of globalisation on a personal level and on future generations. — Degree of benefit from globalisation for different groups. — Degree of influence in the process of globalisation of different institutions and groups. — Support for anti-globalisation groups. — Interests of anti-globalisation groups. — Institution that it considers most effective in combating the negative effects of globalisation. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in the 2004 general election.