2620|LATINOBAROMETER 2005 (VIII)

— Assessment of the economic situation of Spain and personal/family: current, prospective and one-year retrospective. — Most important problem in Spain. — Comparison of their economic situation with that of the rest of the Spaniards. — Dynamism of Spanish society. — Comparison of their standard of living with the one their parents had and with which they will have their children. — Feeling of pride for being Spanish. — Degree of trust in people. — Meanings assigned to the concept ‘Democracy’. — Preferred political regime. — Essential characteristic of a democracy. Degree of satisfaction with the functioning of democracy in Spain. Degree of democracy in Spain. — Importance of politicians and Parliament for the existence of democracy. — Influence of democracy in the resolution of Spain’s problems. — Existence of freedom of expression in Spain. — Groups or institutions that have more power in Spain. — Power of the State in solving the problems that our society has. — Evaluation of the functioning of public institutions. — Existence of privileges for being a sympathiser of a political party. — Knowledge of the Spanish Constitution. — Compliance with the Constitution. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Interest of politicians in the issues that matter to them. — Interest in politics. — Evaluation of the political situation of the current and prospective country to one year. — Agreement with different opinions on justice, leaders and private enterprise. — Degree of trust in different institutions and groups. — Degree of veracity of the opinions that people express about politics. — Latin American country that inspires more confidence. — Degree of knowledge you have about the political and social problems of the country. — Remembrance of vote in the general elections of March 2004. — Influence of the vote on the evolution of events. — Degree of confidence in Americans. — Opinion on: the United States, the European Union, Japan, China and Latin America. — Opinion on Spain’s relations with: The United States, the European Union and Latin America. — Weekly frequency with which he follows political news on television, newspaper and radio. — Assessment of foreign leaders. — Opinion on respect for rights in Spain. — Existence of gender equality in Spain. — Associations or activities of which he is a member, donates money and participates as a volunteer. — Frequency of participation in political activities. — Degree of citizenship of the Spaniards. — Support a military government in certain cases. — Degree to which the State achieves compliance with the laws. — Opinion on the level of taxation in Spain. Confidence that taxes are well spent by the state. Justification for tax fraud. — Evolution of crime in the last year. — Perception of the degree of corruption existing among officials. — Degree of concern about running out of work. Feeling of protection of Spanish workers by labour legislation. — Existence of a person in the interviewee’s household who has become unemployed in the last year. — Opportunities for a Spanish child to receive an adequate education. Opportunities to find a better job than parents. — Opinion on the evolution in the last year in Spain of: public hospitals and public schools. — Degree of satisfaction with the health care and education to which you have access. — Assessment of the state of the environment in Spain. — Causes of social exclusion or inequality that personally affect you most. — Self-location on a wealth level scale. — Adequacy of family income. — Religiosity. — Use of internet or email. Main internet usage. — Age at which he finished his studies. — Domestic equipment. — Socio-labor profile of the interviewee and the main person. — Type of service (public or private) with which it mainly covers your health expenses.