Post by account_disabled on Mar 6, 2024 1:47:00 GMT -5
The promoted by the PMI reflects a drop in the vote in favor of the monarchy in a hypothetical referendum compared to the data from a year ago, going from The vote in favor of the republic also drops by one and a half points and the percentage of undecided people increases significantly (from 24.2% in 2020 to 29.6% in 2021), who do not opt for one option or the other. surveymonarchy table 2 The data on undecided people is also relevant when asking about the need or not to carry out a consultation on the State model. The percentage of those who were against a year ago is the same as in the photo now and although those in favor have decreased indecision goes frommonarchy survey table 3 SUSPENSE TO THE MONARCHY (TRUST AND SATISFACTION) The monarchy still has not achieved at least a passing grade and the reign of Felipe VI has not managed to reverse this downward trend, seven years after his proclamation. In this second wave, the score is even lower: the 'trust' index in the institution goes from.
Shown in the comparative table Since , the Sociological Research Center has not consulted Spaniards on the matter. The average grade achieved that year in the CIS survey also remained at .Seven years later, confidence in the institution continues to decline. monarchy survey The degree of satisfaction that Spanish society has with respect to its monarchs is one of the most notable Australia Phone Number indicators of the survey carried out by . The average grade falls from to this year. If in of those surveyed were 'satisfied' with the operation of the institution, in 2021 it drops to 35.7%. In parallel, the number of citizens who say they are 'not at all satisfied' increases, going from in this second wave. surveymonarchy table 4 The average rating of the members of the Royal House remains practically similar to last year's survey. King Felipe VI and Queen Emeritus Sofía continue to be the best rated, bordering on 6 average rating, while Queen Letizia maintains a failure rate of 4.7 and Juan Carlos I is at the bottom of the ranking with just over 3 average rating points.
The capitalist crisis of continues, but now in a more acute form. Capitalism in crisis needs to survive and increase its profits by raising prices, not paying taxes and supporting the extreme right in order to possess a scarecrow, create fear and in the process cause the ruling left to settle for governing at best. The crisis will not be overcome with European economic recovery funds or with support from the US Federal Reserve or other governments. They are insufficient and poorly directed. Globalized capitalism has fallen into its own trap, globalization and financialization. The chaos of global maritime transport, the rise in fuel prices and other energies such as electricity produce shortages of industrial components, such as the famous semiconductors and electronic chips; increase in the cost of fertilizers and therefore of food.
Shown in the comparative table Since , the Sociological Research Center has not consulted Spaniards on the matter. The average grade achieved that year in the CIS survey also remained at .Seven years later, confidence in the institution continues to decline. monarchy survey The degree of satisfaction that Spanish society has with respect to its monarchs is one of the most notable Australia Phone Number indicators of the survey carried out by . The average grade falls from to this year. If in of those surveyed were 'satisfied' with the operation of the institution, in 2021 it drops to 35.7%. In parallel, the number of citizens who say they are 'not at all satisfied' increases, going from in this second wave. surveymonarchy table 4 The average rating of the members of the Royal House remains practically similar to last year's survey. King Felipe VI and Queen Emeritus Sofía continue to be the best rated, bordering on 6 average rating, while Queen Letizia maintains a failure rate of 4.7 and Juan Carlos I is at the bottom of the ranking with just over 3 average rating points.
The capitalist crisis of continues, but now in a more acute form. Capitalism in crisis needs to survive and increase its profits by raising prices, not paying taxes and supporting the extreme right in order to possess a scarecrow, create fear and in the process cause the ruling left to settle for governing at best. The crisis will not be overcome with European economic recovery funds or with support from the US Federal Reserve or other governments. They are insufficient and poorly directed. Globalized capitalism has fallen into its own trap, globalization and financialization. The chaos of global maritime transport, the rise in fuel prices and other energies such as electricity produce shortages of industrial components, such as the famous semiconductors and electronic chips; increase in the cost of fertilizers and therefore of food.