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November 4, 2019

5 facts about public opinion in Spain as its election nears

Spaniards optimistic about their country’s culture, less so about income equality and the job market

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5 facts about public opinion in Spain as its election nears
Spaniards optimistic about their country’s culture, less so about income equality and the job market
Though positivity is not widespread, assessments of the Spanish economy have improved
Catalans are more cynical than other Spaniards on key issues
Most are not happy with Spain’s democracy
Most Spaniards have confidence in voting, less in the state and politicians

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