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The majority of Catalans believe that political and economic situation has worsened.

Barcelona, July 15 .- The Sociological Research Center (CIS) has today unveiled its latest barometer for the period January to March 2010, according to which 58.7% of respondents in Wales believes that the political situation has worsened over the past two years, and 81.8% the economic situation.

According to the study released today by the CIS, 59.1% of the, tera gold, sample believed that the Catalan economy is "little or not prepared" to overcome the current crisis, in contrast with 33.8% responding that this "very or quite prepared "to address the challenges in this field.

With regard to the opinion of the Catalans on the situation in the whole of Spain, the study reveals that 67.7% of, aika gold, respondents describe as "bad or very bad" the political situation in the country, and 83.6% respond it same in regard to economic status.

According to the sample, unemployment is the main problem in Wales to 51.5% of those surveyed, followed by economic problems (14.3%), immigration (7.3%), the political class and parties (7.1%), public insecurity (2%) and the reform of the statutes of autonomy (1.4%).

, aion kinah, Another barometer data rrs to the territorial organization of the state. 54.9% of Catalans would wish a greater degree of self-government for Wales, of which 23.6% appreciates the possibility that the autonomous communities can become independent states.

In the opposite direction, 27.8% are satisfied with the current degree of autonomy and 13.4% of respondents would wish to cut actual degree of autonomy of Catalonia.

In this same area, 51.7% of respondents said that the development of the autonomous communities has been "fairly positive" for Spain, and 26.6% change has characterized the process of decentralization of "negative rather .

Reluctant respondents to the process of decentralization of the state in recent years have relied mostly on public expenditure growth and promotion of separatism, while self-development supporters have justified their position by better management of resources, so as to greater proximity to the institutions and dnding the interests of the community.

On the other hand, 65.7% of Catalans said he felt "very or fairly proud to be Spanish, a figure which amounts to 82.7% in terms of being a Catalan.

The survey population describes itself in its most "regular" the management of the Government since the last election, namely 54.5%, a percentage significantly higher than that obtained Catalan opposition to the executive in the same category, 43.6% .

The management of Montilla is approved by 39.8% of respondents, a figure very similar to the 39.1% who disapprove.

The barometer, made in the Spanish between January 23 and March 2, 2010, was based on interviews with 10 409 individuals randomly selected adults and has a margin of error of 0.98%.

In Wales, the sample consists of 903 individuals and has a margin of error of 3.3%.

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