2310| OPINIONS AND ATTITUDES OF SPANIARDS TO IBERO-AMERICA

— Degree of interest in news from abroad, in general, and news from North Africa, rest of Africa, European Union, Eastern Europe, United States, Asia and Ibero-America. — Objectives of Spanish foreign policy that should be given greater importance. — Evaluation of the degree of relationship Spain has with Ibero-America in topics: economic, political, cultural, scientific/technical, sports, educational, tourism, personal/family and in cooperation. — News about Ibero-America that has interested you most in recent months. — Evaluation of the informative coverage of Ibero-America carried out by radio, television and the press. — Assessment of the current economic and political situation of the Ibero-American countries. Prospective to five years. — Ibero-American countries to which he has traveled. Main reason for the last trip made. If you have not traveled to any Ibero-American country: desire to make the trip and country you would visit in the first place. — Concepts with which I would define Ibero-Americans and Europeans. — Ibero-American country that: it considers more economically developed, more similar to Spain, more friend of Spain, in which you would like to live, for which you feel more sympathy and in which you would invest. — Influence of Spain’s incorporation into the European Union on relations with Ibero-America. Aspect in which it has influenced more positively or more negatively. — Knowledge of the different forms of Ibero-American integration: Mercosur, Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Andean Pact, Central American Common Market (CMM), Ibero-American Community of Nations and the Organisation of American States (OAS). — Knowledge of the participation of Spanish capital in privatisation processes in the economies of Ibero-American countries. Economic sector and countries in which it believes that more Spanish capital has been invested. — Opinion on the amount of investment of Spanish companies in Ibero-American countries. — Knowledge of the name of at least one head of state/government, writer or Ibero-American athlete. — Reading in the last two years of some Ibero-American author’s book. — Viewed from a film about Ibero-American reality. — Ibero-American country that believes most affected by the problems of: drug trafficking, terrorism, poverty, political instability, citizen insecurity, corruption, unemployment, illiteracy and lack of freedoms. — Knowledge and assessment of the role of the Spanish armed and security forces in the pacification processes in Central America. — Opinion on whether the Government should take into account the nationality of the immigrant in the measures to be taken on immigration. A group of immigrants who believe they should be made easier to stay in Spain. — Opinion on the volume of Ibero-American immigrants in Spain. — Trait that best defines Ibero-American immigrants. — Degree to which you would mind if a child of yours married an Ibero-American person and have as a boss, co-worker or neighbor a person coming from Ibero-American. — Often with whom she has maintained family, friendship, professional, neighborhood or study relationships with Ibero-Americans over the past five years. — Degree of sympathy and trust towards citizens of different countries. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee.