2671|CITIZENS AND THE STATE (II) (ISSP)

— Opinion on compliance with the laws. — Forms of protest that should be allowed to fight against government measures that provoke strong opposition: rally, demonstration or strike. — Opinion on whether extremists or supporters of revolutionary methods can be allowed to hold rallies or publish books to spread their ideas. — Opinion on which judicial error is worse: condemn an innocent or release a guilty person. — Degree of agreement with measures that the Government could take in relation to the economy. — Opinion on which chapters of public spending should be spent more or less, although to spend ‘much more’ it would be necessary to increase taxes. — Degree of agreement with the Government’s responsibility to maintain the ‘welfare State’ in various respects. — Opinion on government management in different areas. — Measures that the Government can take in the face of a threat of terrorist attack. — Interest in politics. — Degree of agreement with various phrases about people. — Classification of taxes in Spain currently in terms of people according to their income. — Trust in others. — Request for intercession by other people. — People you could ask for help on important decisions. — Performance and impartiality of officials. — Corruption of politicians in Spain. — Corruption of officials in Spain. Personal knowledge of a case. — Number of people you deal with daily. — Situation of coexistence. — Affiliation to unions of the interviewee and spouse. — Religiosity. — Population scope of residence of the interviewee. — Importance of political ideology. — Vote recall in the 2004 general election. — Income, personal and household level. — Size and composition of the home. — Nationality of the interviewee.