3056|ATTITUDES TOWARDS INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION (I)

— Degree of interest on international issues related to different geographical areas. — Most important objectives for Spain in international politics (2) (ordinary). — Main problems that currently exist in the world (2) (ordinary). — Spain’s duty to cooperate internationally to help the least developed countries. — Preferences of the role of the State for international cooperation or to guarantee first the well-being of Spaniards. — Countries to which Spanish development cooperation is addressed and to which it should address. — Assessment of the resources Spain devotes to international development cooperation. — Knowledge of the crisis reduction of funds earmarked for development aid and opinion on this reduction. — Knowledge of the objective of industrialised countries to devote 0.7 % of their GDP to help less developed countries. — The duty of Spain to dedicate 0.7 % of its GDP to help less developed countries. — Aspects that should be given more importance in development cooperation (2) (ordinary). — Helps to reduce or solve problems of underdevelopment with the cooperation of rich countries. — More important aspect to contribute to the development of poor countries. — Knowledge of the United Nations Millennium Goals. — United Nations Millennium Goals to be prioritised in order to achieve them by 2015 (3) (ordinary). — Knowledge of the resources that your autonomous community or City Council dedicates to cooperation with developing countries and opinion on the priorities to which to devote their resources. — Agreement on the form of financing of NGOs. — More important task to be performed by NGOs. — Composition of NGOs to make their work effective. — Forms of participation in development cooperation. — Box marked for allocation in the Income Declaration. — Beneficiary of the work done by immigrants from less developed countries. — Agreement that there would be fewer immigrants if cooperation between countries were greater. — Effect of the economic situation on immigrant and Spanish workers. — Opinions on Spanish immigration policy. — Changes that should be introduced in the Spanish immigration policy. — Ideological self-location scale (1-10). — Voter turnout and recall in the 2011 general election. — Religiosity of the person interviewed and frequency of attendance at religious offices. — Nationality. Time of acquisition of Spanish nationality. Level of knowledge of Spanish of the interviewee and attributed by the interviewer.