The pre-campaign survey for the regional elections in Galicia carried out by the CIS indicates that the PP is going backwards, and could lose the absolute majority with 42.2% of the votes and obtain between 34 to 38 seats. The BNG rises to 32.9% and would remain between 22 and 26 seats, the PSOE continues as the third force, and would reach 20.1% of the votes (13 to 15 seats) and SUMAR could get a seat with the 2.1%. Leaders assessment The leader of the BNG, Ana Pontón, is the best rated with 5.74, followed by Alfonso Rueda (PP) with 5.37, the PSOE candidate, Xosé Ramón Gómez Besteiro, with 4.86, and Marta Lois (SUMAR) with a 3.98 and Pachi Vázquez from Espazo Común Galeguista (3.66). The candidate who is thought to care the most about Galicia's problems is the leader of the BNG, Ana Pontón (36.8%). Voting decision 27.7% of Galicians have not yet decided which political party or coalition they are going to vote for. 5.5% will decide their vote during the day of reflection and 6.1% have assured that they will do so on election day. These and other data are collected in the pre-campaign survey that was carried out from January 29 to February 1 and has a sample of 3,743 interviews.

The President of the CIS, José Félix Tezanos, will inaugurate on January 11 the 'V International Conference on Sociology' organized by the Madrid Association of Sociology in collaboration with the FES research committees: Sociology of Organizations and Sociology of Communication and of language. The Conferences, which will take place on January 11 and 12, take place at the Faculty of Information Sciences of the Complutense University of Madrid. On the opening day, José Felix Tezanos will speak, starting at 9:30 a.m., on “Public opinion polls and pre-election surveys.”  

The PP would be the party with the most votes with 43.2% of the votes and a seat range of 36 to 38, potentially losing the absolute majority in the Galician parliament. The BNG would be the second force with 29.3% (20-23 seats), the PSOE would remain in third position with 20.4% and could have 15 to 17 seats. SUMAR could be left out of the Galician parliament, with 3.5% of the votes and between 0 to 2 seats. Podemos and Vox would be left without parliamentary representation. By provinces In A Coruña: the PP would win 12 to 13 seats, the BNG 7 to 8, PSOE 5 to 6 and SUMAR could win one seat. In the province of Lugo the PP would obtain 8 to 9 seats, the BNG 3 and the PSOE 3 seats as well. In Ourense, the PP would also be the first force with 7 seats, the BNG would achieve 2 to 4, the PSOE 2 and Democracia Ourensana could have one seat. And in Pontevedra, the PP would have 9 seats, the BNG 7 to 8, the PSOE 5 or 6 and SUMAR could obtain a seat. Main problems For those surveyed, the main problems in Galicia are unemployment (13.8%), along with health (10.3%), the economic crisis, economic problems (8.2%) and the government of the Xunta de Galicia with 5.5%. Economic situation in Galicia 43.5% of those surveyed believe that the current economic situation in Galicia is “very good or good”, while 39.9% say it is “bad or very bad” and 14.2% average. Compared to 4 years ago, only 16% of Galicians say it is “better or much better”, 32.2% say it is “worse or much worse”, and 50% say it is the same. 69.9% of Galicians assure that they will vote on February 18 thinking about “the issues specific to Galicia”, and only 20.3% will do so thinking about “the general issues of Spain”. Regarding the management that the PP has carried out at the head of the Xunta these last 4 years, 46.1% of Galicians indicate that it has been “bad or very bad”, 45.5% affirm that it has been “very good or good”, and 7.1% say it is fair. Leaders Ana Pontón, with an average of 5.77, is the most rated leader, followed by Alfonso Rueda, with a 5.39 and Xosé Ramón Gómez Besteiro, with a 4.84. For 38.1% of those surveyed, Alfonso Rueda is the preferred person to be president of the Xunta, followed by Ana Pontón (28.5%) and Xosé Ramón Gómez Besteiro (13%). As for who Galicians prefer as president of the government of Spain at the moment, 36.9% choose Alberto Núñez Feijóo. 30% to Pedro Sánchez. 11.8% to Yolanda Díaz. And 2.8% to Santiago Abascal. Undecided 29.8% of those surveyed decide which party or coalition they are going to vote for in the last week of the campaign, of which 5.1% decide on election day itself. The survey was carried out from January 8 to 20, with a sample of 11,011 interviews spread across the four Galician provinces. These and more data are available to all media and interested people on the website of the Sociological Research Center (www.cis.es).

The CIS has carried out a survey on democratic habits in Spain and how citizens perceive democracy, our political system and whether they are happy or not with it, among other issues. 89.8% of the people surveyed agree that political parties have the obligation to reach consensus on important issues that affect citizens. Only 7.4% think otherwise. When asked about some issues that have become news due to the lack of agreements between parties, 87.7% assure that it is “very or quite important” that the PSOE and the PP reach an agreement on the renewal of the General Council of the Power of attorney. 91.4% think the same about the fight against gender violence and 93.3% believe that it is “very or quite important” that they agree on fair taxation. Crispation and interest in politics 88.9% of those surveyed believe that there is “a lot or a lot” of political tension in our country. Furthermore, 80.8% are “very or quite” concerned that there is this tension, and 87.7% believe that it is “very or quite important” to reduce tension at the moment in Spain. 58.9% of Spaniards say that politics interests them “a lot or quite a lot”, while 37.3% are interested “little or not at all”. Democracy, the preferred system For 80.7%, democracy is preferable to any other form of government and 6.8% affirm that in “some circumstances, an authoritarian government is preferable to a democratic system.” It should also be noted that 9.5% “do not care about one government or another.” 69.5% of those surveyed agree that “the democratic system rather favors the equitable distribution of wealth,” but the functioning of democracy is close to passing for Spaniards with a 4.99. On the other hand, if we ask how it worked 10 years ago, respondents give it a 6.11 grade. And when asked about the future of democracy 10 years from now, Spaniards are optimistic and approve of it with a 5.23. The study was carried out from December 11 to 15 and has a sample of 6,195 interviews. All the survey data is available to citizens on our website.

The Center for Sociological Research has carried out the monthly barometer for January with the usual questions such as the evaluation of leaders and ministers, vote estimation, the problems that most affect Spaniards and questions about international news, among other issues. Regarding the estimated vote in the month of January, the PSOE reaches 34% of the votes, the PP 32.1%, SUMAR is in third position with 9.7% and VOX obtains 8.3%. . Prime Minister Preference Regarding preferences as President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez is the favorite for 30.4% of Spaniards, almost 14 points behind Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who is the favorite for 16.5%. Yolanda Díaz is the favorite for that position for 6% and Santiago Abascal for 4%. Isabel Díaz Ayuso has been mentioned by 3.8% of those surveyed. Regarding the defined respondents, the distances increase: 46.7% of those surveyed who give their opinion prefer Pedro Sánchez as President of the Government, 21.3 points ahead of Feijóo, whom 25.4% prefer, with Yolanda Diaz in third position with 9.2%. Assessment of leaders and ministers Regarding the rating of each of the political leaders, Pedro Sánchez, with an average of 4.42, is the highest rated leader, followed by Yolanda Diaz who achieves a 4.40, Alberto Núñez Feijóo a 4.16, and Santiago Abascal 2.64. Regarding the confidence that the President of the Government inspires, 34.7% of citizens affirm that Pedro Sánchez inspires them “a lot or quite a lot of confidence”, a figure that decreases when asked about the leader of the opposition, since 24.8% They assure that Feijóo inspires them “a lot or quite a bit of confidence.” In this survey, the periodic evaluation of ministers is also carried out. The Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, is the best rated with a 5.34, Ernest Urtasun, Minister of Culture, follows with a 5, the Minister of Social Rights, Pablo Bustinduy, achieves a 4.97 and the Minister of Transition Ecological, Teresa Ribera, obtains 4.93. It should be noted that the degree of knowledge about the new ministers of this legislature is very limited since the Executive was formed recently. The former vice president of the Government and former Minister of Economy, Nadia Calviño, leaves office with a rating of 5.69 - the best in the Executive - and is known by 79.9% of those surveyed. Regarding political parties, the PSOE is considered the party closest to its own ideas by 34% of those surveyed who give their opinion, followed by the PP, with 28.3%. Economic situation When asking respondents about their personal economic situation, 66% stated that their economy was “very good or good”, 10.7% “regular” and 22.5% “bad or very bad”. Respondents believe that the problems that most affect them are “the economic crisis, economic problems” (37%), health in second place (17.6%) and problems related to the quality of employment (14. 1%) in third position. Regarding international conflicts, the war in the Middle East is an issue that worries “a lot or quite a lot” to 70.3% of Spaniards, Russia's invasion of Ukraine to 68.3%, and climate change is the issue that worries the most. at 76.9%. As for Christmas, 84.7% of those surveyed give gifts to family or friends during the Christmas period, 75.4% say they play the Christmas lottery and the Children's lottery, putting up the Christmas tree (73 .6%) have more followers than putting up a nativity scene or nativity scene (48.3%), and 57.5% make donations or help other people. The data from this survey was collected from January 2 to 5, with a sample of 4,016 interviews and is available to all media and interested people on the website of the Center for Sociological Research (www.cis.es).  

The Center for Sociological Research has carried out a survey about perceptions about equality between men and women, and about gender stereotypes. Also about the distribution of household chores, care for dependent people or the behavior of both sexes. Regarding the situation of women in Spain and the inequalities that exist between men and women, 67.2% of women believe that they are “very large or quite large”; When asking men, the figure drops almost 20 points to 48.2%. When comparing the current situation with that of 10 years ago, 70.7% of Spaniards affirm that inequalities are less now and the majority of women also believe that they have decreased (67%) but 22.4% of interviewed indicates that inequalities are the same as a decade ago. 81.2% of women say that “they will not achieve equality unless men also fight for women's rights,” although the figure drops to 74.2% among men who also think so. . The survey shows that 44.1% of men “very or somewhat agree” that “we have come so far in promoting women's equality that men are now being discriminated against”, something they think also 32.5% of women. Now, this statement is false for 65.5% of women. Women in the world of work When asking about some aspects such as salaries, promotion at work or access to positions of responsibility in companies, the difference in opinions between both sexes is notable. For 67.8% of women, the situation for girls to access a position of responsibility is worse, and 50.9% of men, who, on the other hand, also say 39.7%, think the same. that women have the same opportunities. When it comes to reconciling work and family life, 72.5% of women say that they have it worse, and 58.5% of men say that women are the disadvantaged when it comes to combining both activities. 78.1% of women agree with the statement "women have to work harder than men to prove that they can perform the same job." This percentage drops 26 points when we ask men, 51. 8% agree and 46.3% deny that this is the case. Regarding the statement “a woman with an active sexual life is criticized more than a man,” 87.2% of women agree with this and 76.2% of men as well. When talking about compliments, 49.5% of men believe that “it is always nice to receive one”, and the figure drops to 35.7% when asking women, in fact, 60.5% of them are in against this statement. Furthermore, 83.5% of the female population affirms that “most pornography is sexist”, a thesis that men also support, but to a lesser extent (77.6%). Stereotypes For 66.5% of the population, watching pornography is more typical of men than women, the same goes for paying to have sexual relations: 84.9% of those surveyed affirm that it is more typical of the male sex. On the other hand, 55.6% of those surveyed indicate that talking openly about feelings is more typical of women. There is a coincidence of opinions about taking the initiative in a sexual relationship, 71.6% of Spaniards believe that it is appropriate for both sexes equally. Over the last 12 months 49.2% of men have heard sexist comments from friends or family, the figure is similar among women (45.6%). 13.8% of women claim to have witnessed a man sexually harassing a woman and 8.1% of men as well. Regarding discrimination based on sex at work, 9.7% of women claim to have witnessed it and 5.4% of men also claim to have witnessed it. The distribution of care and tasks On a workday, women spend more time on household chores (cleaning, cooking, shopping...) than men, they spend 172 minutes (almost 3 hours) on average per day and they spend 126.76 minutes (2 hours) on average. . But when asking about childcare during a workday, the distance between both sexes increases, while women dedicate 412.25 minutes (6.7 hours) to their children, they spend about 228.88 minutes (3.7 hours) ) of his time. When asking about caring for dependent people, the time is equal, although women spend more time (364.69 minutes, about 6 hours) and men 314.11 minutes (about 5 hours). The data from this survey carried out in November, with a sample of 4,005 interviews, are available to all media and interested people on the website of the Sociological Research Center (www.cis.es).

The Sociological Research Center has carried out a survey on the quality of public services, asking about the degree of satisfaction of Spaniards with the functioning of the administrations and their assessment of the tools offered by electronic administration. 61.3% of Spaniards maintain that they regularly talk about issues related to public services provided by the State administrations, autonomous communities and city councils. Regarding its operation, 45.3% of those surveyed believe that it works in a “very or fairly satisfactory” manner; On the contrary, 9.1% say that they do not feel “satisfied at all.” Top rated public services Among the public services most valued by Spaniards are those related to citizen security (civil protection, police, firefighters), which are considered “very or fairly satisfactory” by 72.5% of those surveyed. Public transport, with 58.6% and assistance in public hospitals with 53.7% are other services that Spaniards value positively. Management improvements When respondents are asked what aspects have improved or worsened in the State administrations, autonomous communities and city councils, 67.8% say that internet access has improved. while 63% say that the time to resolve the procedures has worsened. Personal experiences with the Administration The study also asks what the degree of satisfaction is when they have been contacted personally, by telephone or by mail to carry out administrative procedures. 90.7% rate their experience with the services of cultural centers, senior centers and libraries as quite or very satisfactory; 88.4% with the office that issues the DNI and passports and 81.6% with the Post Office. Certificate, electronic DNI and Cl@ve System 53.4% of Spaniards say they have an electronic certificate and 48% have used it in the last year, with 84.3% of its users being easy or very easy to use. Regarding the cl@ve System, 51% of those surveyed claim to have it and that using it was easy or very easy for 85.3%. Finally, 46.5% of those surveyed claim to have an electronic DNI, although 15% have not activated it. Advantages and disadvantages In conclusion, for Spaniards, Electronic Administration has more advantages than disadvantages (62.9%) and they agree or strongly agree that it improves access to information and knowledge of public services (73.2%). However, 86.1% consider that it excludes people with less computer knowledge and skills. The data from this survey carried out between November 14 and December 1, with a sample of 10,306 interviews, are available to all media and people interested in this website, in the studies section.  

In June 2023, the French sociologist Alain Touraine , considered one of the great sociologists of the 20th and 21st centuries, died in Paris at the age of 97. Touraine, who taught at different universities in France and was a visiting professor at the most prestigious international universities, is the author of numerous publications, such as “Sociology of action” (1969), “Post-industrial society” (1969), “Critique of modernity” (1994), “What is democracy” (1995), “A new paradigm to understand today's world” (2005) or some more recent ones such as “After the crisis” (2010) and “ The end of societies” (2013). His academic activity, his vision of societies, and also his personality, had a strong impact on thinkers and researchers in Europe, the United States and Latin America; region to which he dedicated a very important part of his work. The Center for Sociological Research has organized this tribute to value his legacy and the relevance of his thought, focused on; among other subjects, in the study and analysis of current societies, social movements, European values and the principles of equality and diversity as new challenges for democracies. The president of the CIS, José Félix Tezanos, the professor of Sociology at the UNED, Verónica Díaz, the Emeritus Professor of Sociology, Marina Subirats, the director of Studies at the École des Hautes Études in Sciences Sociales of Paris, Michel Wieviorka and the former Minister of Universities, Manuel Castells. All of them have been collaborators of the French sociologist at different times throughout his career, sharing reflections on the validity of his ideas in today's world as well as the mark that Touraine left on their academic and professional careers. During the presentation, Professor Verónica Díaz highlighted Touraine's thoughts on Europe and highlighted that "for the French sociologist, a strong and united Europe was necessary." "Touraine considered it urgent to create a European Union with ideas and values beyond the economy," said the professor. Professor Marina Subirats has indicated that Touraine "was the first to speak of a social change in which individualism increasingly prevails." The professor and disciple of the honoree, Michel Wieviorka , has assured that "Touraine was the first to speak of the term postindustrial society after the industrial movement." The Professor and former Minister of Universities, Manuel Castells, has highlighted that Touraine's project "was to understand the challenges of the world in favor of human rights."   Manuel Castells intervenes. "She studied feminist consciousness and the women's movement, which she believed to be the most important for social change," said Castells, who also explained that "the subject was the most important thing for Touraine. The subject can be a collective or individual action that has the capacity to transform societies, norms and institutions."   Video  

The CIS has carried out the monthly barometer with the usual questions such as vote estimation, and current questions such as the conflict in the Middle East, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, amnesty or the environment. Political leaders and vote estimation Regarding the estimated vote in December, the Popular Party would be the first political force with 33.2% of the votes, the PSOE would be the second force with 31.8%, SUMAR would achieve 11.8% and VOX 8 ,5%. Regarding preferences for President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez continues to be the favorite for 27.9% of the total number of respondents, Alberto Núñez Feijóo is 11.4 points away with 16.5%, Yolanda Díaz is the favorite for 8.5%, and Isabel Díaz Ayuso is in fourth position with 5.3% and ahead of Santiago Abascal (4.6%). It must be remembered that this is an open question where the respondent can mention whoever they want. Of those surveyed who give their opinion, 41.4% prefer Pedro Sánchez as President of the Government, 16.9 points ahead of Feijóo, whom 24.5% prefer, with Yolanda Diaz in third position with 12. .6%. Regarding the evaluation of the leaders of each party, Vice President Yolanda Díaz is the best rated with 4.46, the President of the Government remains at 4.29, Feijóo in third position with 4.14 and Santiago Abascal at 2.78. The PSOE is considered the party closest to its own ideas by 26.2% of those surveyed, followed by the PP (by 23.8%). Main problems The economic crisis continues to be the problem that most affects Spaniards with 39%, in second place is health (17.2%) and for 15.5% it is "problems related to the quality of employment." ”. Amnesty Law Regarding the proposed Amnesty Law, 93.8% of Spaniards claim that they know it or have heard about it, but when asked if they have read it or not, 72.4% acknowledge that they have not read the text , only 10.4% claim to have read it. When asked if the demonstrations called in front of the PSOE headquarters for disagreeing with the Amnesty Law are justifiable, 44.7% of Spaniards assure that these demonstrations cannot be justified, while 40.8% do. justify. Armed conflicts Russia's invasion of Ukraine is something that worries 68.1% of Spaniards "a lot or quite a lot", while the conflict in the Middle East worries them even more, with 73.1% stating that they are "very or quite worried" about it. Furthermore, 44.4% of Spaniards indicate that “the extensions of the temporary ceasefire in Gaza for the exchange of hostages are not going to improve the prospects for ending the conflict.” Regarding the environment, 78.2% feel “very or quite concerned,” and 19.4% claim that they are “little or not at all concerned.” These and other data are collected in the monthly December barometer that was carried out from December 1 to 7 and has a sample of 4,613 interviews. It is available to all media on the website of the Center for Sociological Research (www.cis.es).

According to the latest wave of the health barometer carried out by the CIS this year, only 26.1% prefer to go to private centers for primary care The emergencies '061' and '112' and the treatment of the nursing staff are the public health services best valued by patients For 30% of citizens, waiting lists have worsened during the last twelve months, although the figure improves by almost 10 points compared to the February health barometer. Madrid, September 20, 2023. The Sociological Research Center has carried out the second wave of the health barometer during the month of July. A study in which the population was asked about the public health system in our country. 13.8% of those surveyed consider that the Spanish health system works “quite well”, a figure that improves compared to the first wave of this survey when it stood at 11.8%. For 46.3%, the health system “works well, although it needs some changes,” a figure that increases compared to February, when it was 40.8%. Only 11.8% believe that it works poorly and “needs profound changes”, a figure that decreases by 4.1 points compared to the first wave of this year's health barometer (15.9%). Top rated healthcare services When asking citizens for their rating out of 10 about some health services, Emergencies '061' and '112' are the ones that get the best score with a 7.49, followed by admission and care in public hospitals with a 7, 33. Both services repeat as the best valued compared to the previous health barometer. Specialized care consultations are the ones with the lowest score in this study with 6.17. Furthermore, citizens prefer public healthcare over private healthcare. 71.6% choose primary care and pediatric consultations in their public health centers, while 26.1% say they go to the private ones. The figure is equal when we talk about consultations with specialists, since 58.2% choose to go to the public, compared to 39.1% who choose the private one. When asking respondents with private health insurance why they have it, 75.7% claim that they did so because of the speed with which they are treated. Optimism with waiting lists The percentage of people who believe that waiting lists have worsened compared to the February health barometer decreases by almost 10 points. Now there are 29.7% who believe that this problem is getting worse, compared to 39.2% who said it was half a year ago. While 44.8% believe that the problem of waiting lists remains the same, the number of those who believe it has improved (13.8%) increases by almost 5 points compared to the first wave of this study when it was at 8.6%. When talking about improvements in primary care, those surveyed agree that the most important thing is to increase the number of health personnel (9,10), and for people to keep the same family doctor stably if they are satisfied (9,10). .10) and dedicate more economic resources with an 8.96 out of 10. Remarkable high for nursing staff According to people who have been admitted to a public hospital during the last twelve months, the care and attention of the nursing staff is the best rated aspect with 8.52, followed by the care of the medical staff with 8.38. The equipment and technological means existing in hospitals is also one of the aspects best valued by citizens with an 8.04 out of 10. Regarding telephone appointments with the doctor, 64.7% believe that “some consultations can be made by telephone and others should be in person”, while 32.2% assure that “all consultations should be in person”. You can consult these and other data on our website (www.cis.es), in the 'Health Barometer 2023 (second wave)' which was carried out from July 5 to 7, with a subsample of 2,586 interviews within a sample total of 7,800 interviews distributed in three waves.

The Consumer Confidence Index increases 2 points compared to June and achieves the best result of the year The current situation index reaches 87.1 points, 4 more than the previous month, when it stood at 83.2 points The assessment of future expectations strengthens at 101.7 points Consumer confidence stands at 94.4 points, which represents 2 points more than the figure for the month of June and the highest result in 2023. This rise in the index is mainly due to the increase in the assessment of the situation current, which improves by 3.9 points compared to the month of June. Furthermore, compared to July 2022, the CCI has improved by 38.9 points. As for the assessment index of the current situation, it reaches 87.1 points this month, with an increase of 3.9 points in relation to that obtained in the month of June. This represents an improvement due to its three components: the assessment of the current economic situation increases 5.9 points compared to the month of June, standing at 82.5 points; the assessment of the situation of households that rises to 83.8; and the valuation of the labor market that reaches 95.1 points and represents a growth of 1.6 points compared to June. The Expectations Index reaches 101.7 points this July, a result similar to that of June (101.6 points). The stability of this result is due to the assessment of the evolution of the economy in the immediate future, with 95.9 points, which decreases 2.7 points compared to June; to the assessment of the future situation of households, which rises 0.5 points compared to the previous month, reaching 107.9 points; Already expectations about the future of the labor market increase by 2.4 points, reaching 101.3 points this month. The CIS ICC data are based on a representative sample of the Spanish population of 2,961 interviews carried out between July 24 and 26, 2023.

According to the 23J post-election survey carried out by the CIS, 26% of voters decided their vote during the last week of the campaign 18.6% of those surveyed affirm that from the beginning of the campaign until the day of the general elections they changed their vote on at least one occasion The climate change crisis is an issue that worries 80.9% of citizens “a lot or quite a lot”   Madrid, September 21, 2023. The Sociological Research Center has carried out the post-electoral study of the general elections of July 23 together with the September barometer, in which, in addition to the usual questions, the population is also asked about their decisions of vote. Regarding the estimated vote in the month of September, the PSOE is the first force with 33.5% of the votes and is 1.8 points ahead of the PP, which achieves 31.7%. Sumar is the third political force in vote estimation with 11.9%, followed by VOX with 11.1%. Regarding the moment of decision-making about which party to vote for, 26% of voters have assured that they decided during the last week of the electoral campaign. 12.5% ​​decided it the first week, 15.9% during the last week of the campaign. 3.3% during the day of reflection and 6.8% on election day itself. Furthermore, 18.6% say that from the beginning of the campaign until the day of the general elections they changed their mind on at least one occasion. Of those, 7.2% say they did it several times and 11.4% once. The respondent is also asked about the reason that led them to choose one party or another when voting, 25.1% stated that they did so due to ideological affinity, 13.3% due to the electoral program, 11.2% % for voting to punish the Government and 8% for voting against a party or bloc. And if they had known the result of the elections, 91% say they would have voted the same compared to 7.6% who would have changed their vote. Preferences for President of the Government 37.8% of those surveyed who give their opinion prefer Pedro Sánchez as President of the Government, 11.4 points ahead of Feijóo, whom 26.4% prefer, with Yolanda Diaz in third position with 17, 6%. Common questions Regarding their personal economic situation, 69% of those surveyed rate it as “very good or good,” while 19.9% ​​say it is “very bad or bad.” Regarding the problems that most affect Spaniards personally, the economic crisis continues in first position with 39.8%, health in second place with 17.3%, and climate change climbs to third position with 14.9%. Furthermore, the climate change crisis is an issue that worries 80.9% of citizens “a lot or quite a lot.” You can consult these and other data on our website (www.cis.es), in the September Barometer. Post-electoral general elections 2023' that was held from September 1 to 12, with a sample of 10,104 interviews. For any questions, the Communication telephone number is 91 580 76 25

Qualification: Excluded generations: Mexican - Americans, assimilation and race Author/s: Edward Telles and Vilma Ortiz; presentation Antonio Izquierdo; translation by Mª Teresa Casado and Carlos G. Pranger Publication language Castilian Edition: 1st ed., 1st imp. Edition Date: 2011 Publication CIS Description: 370 p. 23x15cm Binding: rustic Collection Contemporary Classics, 4 Original title Generations of Exclusion: Mexican Americans, assimilation and race Edward Telles and Vilma Ortiz, professors of Sociology at the universities of Princeton and California, respectively, point to a series of institutional barriers, such as the poor functioning of the educational system and the persistence of discrimination, to explain why the integration of the younger generations and propose a series of measures that could reinvigorate this process. A chance discovery triggers this innovative analysis in which it is shown that the economic and educational progress experienced by immigrants of Mexican origin in the US stagnates from the second generation onwards. In his presentation, Antonio Izquierdo, professor of Sociology at the University of A Coruña and Director of the Sociology of International Migration Team, insists on the need to rethink the perspectives of integration and immigration policies in view of the discouraging results. of this intergenerational research. “It is a basic book in fields such as stratification, ethnicity and the comparative integration policies of immigrants and their children in Europe and the United States,” says Izquierdo. The CIS will be present at this 70th edition of the Madrid Book Fair (from May 27 to June 12), with booth number 17. Its funds can be exceptionally purchased with a 10% discount on the RRP. Consult the catalog. Day: Friday, June 10, 2011 Time: 12:30 p.m. Location: Madrid Book Fair (Carmen Martín Gaite Tent – Retiro Park) The event will be attended by the President of the CIS, Ramón Ramos ; the author of the work, Edward Telles , and the Professor of Sociology, Antonio Izquierdo . Buy