2582|ATTITUDES AND OPINIONS ON THE EUROPEAN CONSTITUTION (I)

— Degree of knowledge about the content of the European Constitution, the interviewee and Spaniards in general. — Influence of the European Constitution on various aspects of the European Union and Spain. — Knowledge of the opinion held by the political party with which it most sympathises with the European Constitution. Adherence of the interviewee to that opinion. — Existence of consensus among Spanish political parties on the issue of the European Constitution. — Political party that best represents its ideas about Europe. — Phrase with which you agree more about the existence or not of a single government in the EU. — Attitudes towards the creation or existence in the EU of: a common government, a single foreign policy, a common army, a European police force, a common immigration policy and all Europeans paying the same taxes. — Phrase with which it agrees most about the EU as a federal state or the maintenance of competences within each state and on the equality of all states in decision-making. — Attitude towards EU integration of: Türkiye, Israel, Russia and Morocco. — Most friendly European countries in Spain. — Phrase with which he agrees more about the existence of superpowers. — Opinion on the geographical areas that Spain should take more into account in its international relations. — Opinion on the benefit, for Europe and Spain, of the European Constitution. — Intention to vote for the referendum on the European Constitution on February 20. Reason why you will not vote or doubt if you will, if any. — Intention to vote in the referendum on the European Constitution. — Attitude towards holding the referendum on the European Constitution. — Opinion on the consequences that a hypothetical rejection of the European Constitution would have in the referendum. — Opinion on whether, with the European Constitution, Spain and its autonomous community will have more possibilities of: develop economically and politically and develop their own identity and culture. — Opinion on whether the European Constitution should recognise as official languages of the European Union all official Spanish languages. — Degree of proximity to people of: its autonomous community, the Spaniards, the Europeans and the citizens of the world. — Agreement that membership of the European Union entails: accept the free movement of workers, that Spanish companies can move their factories outside Spain, that Spain ceases to receive part of the structural aid, accept the decisions of European bodies, the financial contribution to the European welfare state, increase defense expenditure and send soldiers in international actions. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in the general elections of 14 March 2004. — Political party for which he feels the most sympathy. — I remember voting in the last European elections. — Attention with which you follow the news of politics.