2566|PUBLIC OPINION TO THE EUROPEAN UNION

— Informational frequency of news through the press and television. — Often with which he talks politics with friends. — Degree of affinity of personal feelings towards different countries. — Degree of interest in news related to the European Union. — Degree of information from interviewees about the European Union. — General assessment of the effect for Spain of membership of the European Union. — Assessment of the effect for Spain of membership of the European Union on various socio-economic aspects. — Assessment of the effect for Spain of membership of the European Union on various economic sectors. — Current Europeanist sentiment. — Prospective Europeanist sentiment. — Attitude towards the European Union. — Effects of Spain’s membership of the European Union in different aspects. — Agreement on the political consequences of Spain’s membership of the European Union. — Agreement with the protection of Spanish products against those of other countries of the European Union. — Preferences when hiring Spanish staff or from European Union countries. — Effect of European Union policy on differences in wealth and development of member countries. — Assessment of the differences between Spain and the most developed countries of the European Union. — Retrospective assessment of the differences between Spain and the most developed countries of the European Union since their membership. — Evaluation of the balance between what Spain contributes to the EU budgets. — Assessment of the defense made by the governments of José Mª Aznar of Spanish interests before the European Union. — Assessment of the defense to be carried out by the Government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero of Spanish interests before the European Union. — Opinion on the degree of influence of Spain on the decisions taken in the EU. — Opinion on the appropriate form of government for the EU. — Attitude leads to the creation of a common European army, a common government and the appointment of a European president. — Satisfaction with the construction of the EU. — Memory of the last countries that joined the European Union. — Attitudes towards enlargement of the European Union. — Consequences for Spain of the incorporation of new countries to the European Union. — Consequences for Europe of the accession of new countries to the European Union. — Benefit in different sectors of the Spanish economy by the incorporation of the new countries into the European Union. — Degree of information from the interviewee on the effects of the enlargement of the European Union. — Degree of information from the authorities on the effects of the enlargement of the European Union. — Consequences for Europe of the incorporation of the different countries into the European Union. — Knowledge of the Convention preparing the EU Constitution. — Assessment of the need for a constitution for the EU. — Assessment of the approval of the European Constitution by referendum in Spain. — Adaptation of the Spanish Constitution to the European Constitution. — Ideological self-location scale (1-10). — Vote recall in the 2004 general election.