1882|IMMIGRATION AND RACISM (I)

— Freedom of every person to live and work in any country. — Opinion on the volume of foreign people working in Spain. — Comparison of the volume of foreign workers in Spain with other European countries. — Opinion on the origin of the largest group of foreign workers in Spain. — Reason why foreign people come to Spain. — Degree of knowledge on issues related to the topic of migrants in Spain. — Reason for the scant information you have about immigration to Spain. — Degree of agreement with the opinion that current Spanish laws allow the entry into Spain of workers from other countries. — Agreement that the government adopts measures to limit the entry of immigrants in search of work. — Position to be taken by the Government in the light of the restrictive measures imposed by the EC. — Opinion on whether the measures taken by the Government should equally affect all nationalities. — Opinion on the harshness of immigration measures that should be applied to different groups/nationalities. — Concept of a political refugee. — Opinion on whether Spain should welcome anyone seeking refuge or political asylum. — Areas of origin of immigrants to whom Spain should grant political asylum. — Positioning before the regularisation of illegal immigrants. — Degree of agreement with the view that so far the Spanish authorities have controlled the illegal stay of foreigners in Spain. — Opinion on the policy to be followed by the Spanish authorities with regard to illegal immigrants. — Opinion on the degree of control exercised by the police over illegal immigration. — Opinion on the treatment of detained immigrants compared to other detainees. — According to phrases about the world of work and immigrants in Spain. — Opinion on whether foreign labour can positively or negatively influence the growth of the Spanish economy. — Degree of agreement with the view that Spanish entrepreneurs resort to the employment of illegal immigrants for their low cost as labour. — Degree of agreement with the view that Spanish employers resort to the employment of illegal immigrants because they accept harsher working conditions than Spanish workers. — Opinion on whether foreign workers are necessary to make up for the lack of Spanish labor. — Economic sectors or types of jobs in which he believes that foreign workers are necessary to make up for the lack of Spanish labor. — Tenure of labor relations with people of different nationalities or geographical areas. — Degree of importance of having as co-workers citizens of different nationalities. — Perception of the living conditions of immigrants in Spain. — Perception of the living conditions of immigrants compared to Spanish workers. — Reason why immigrant workers are believed to live worse than Spanish workers. — Aspects in which he believes that foreign workers live worse than Spanish workers. — Opinion on whether the Government should adopt measures to equalise the living conditions of migrant workers in Spain. — Opinion on whether foreigners with residence and work permits in our country should have the same political, social, etc. rights as Spaniards. — Rights that foreigners should have with a residence and work permit in Spain. — Attitude to the customs of immigrant workers. — Attitude to religious freedom of foreign people. — Difficulty in living with people of different customs, religion and political ideology. — Degree of importance of having as neighbors families of different nationalities. — Affinity towards different ethnic groups. — Situations of discrimination in which he would intervene. — Opinion on the treatment of Spanish immigrants and immigrants of different races. — Personal presence of aggressive behaviors of Spaniards towards foreign immigrants. — Justification of the aggressive behavior witnessed by Spaniards towards foreign immigrants. — Degree of agreement with people who deal aggressively or derogatoryly with foreign immigrants. — Degree of relationship between the stay of foreign immigrants in Spain and certain behaviors not allowed. — Opinion about immigrants engaged in crime in Spain. — Approval of marriage between different races/ethnic groups. — Degree of concern about the marriage of a son/daughter to people of different nationalities. — Personal knowledge of foreign persons residing in Spain from different countries/geographical areas. — Experiences of emigration for political and economic reasons: personal, of a family member or of a known person. — Influence of the Schengen agreement in Spain, on Spanish workers and on the person interviewed. — Assessment of the existence of racist parties in Europe. — Opinion on whether in Spain, over time, a racist political party could appear. — Predisposition to vote for a party of racist ideology. — Ideological self-location scale (1-10). — Nationality of the person interviewed. — Vote recall in the 1989 general election.