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The CANS Survey in Three Spanish Regions: Preliminary Advancement of Results on Solidarity Matters

Explore preliminary results on solidarity matters in Catalonia, Galicia, and Castilla-La Mancha based on the CANS survey findings conducted by Enric Martinez-Herrera in June 2009. The study delves into wealth distribution, regional identity, competences, unemployment, and solidarity towards migrants. Gain insights into economic perceptions and preferred financial aid distribution across different communities.

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The CANS Survey in Three Spanish Regions: Preliminary Advancement of Results on Solidarity Matters

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  1. The CANS Survey in Three Spanish Regions: Preliminary Advancement of Results on Solidarity Matters Enric Martínez-Herrera RSCAS, Firenze, 15 June 2009

  2. Warning on Weighting • Careful selection of pollster that could really conduct interviews in Catalan and Galician • Galician (and Basque) elections • The samples have to be weighted in order to attain the proportions of international and national migrants at the census and hence producing valid results • International migrants under-represented on purpose but ensuring they are represented (in special, Africans) by at least 75% of their numbers in census • National migrants (seriously) under-represented by pollster dessign-effect in Catalonia E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

  3. The Samples and Immigration (1/2) E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

  4. The Samples and Immigration (2/2) E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

  5. Interpretation Notes • Wealth (1990-2000s): • Catalonia has been the 3rd wealthiest region in Spain (out of 17) • Castilla-La Mancha and Galicia have ranked 13th and 14th (out of 17) • Regional Identity • Catalonia comes first and Galicia second, although quite mobilized too • Castilla-La Mancha historically belongs to mainstream Castilian Spain • Competences (Powers) • Catalonia and Galicia among those with more powers (but Galicia less than Catalonia in terms of per capita public budget) • Castilla-La Mancha has less historically less powers and budget, although a decade ago it was assimilated to a large extent to the other two E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

  6. Background: perception of relative economic situation E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

  7. 4.000.000 of unemployed – about half of them are migrants Solidarity to Migrants E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

  8. Spanish government should even out economic differences between different parts of Spain E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

  9. Money sh’d be transferred from richer parts to the poorer parts to ensure similar levels of public services E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

  10. Preferred distribution of financial help for homeless, handicaped, elder or third world, between local, regional, country, European and rest of the world DK/NA = 12% E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

  11. Every community sh’d take responsibility for satifying its needs without receiving money from others E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

  12. More interests in common with people from the same class or from the same autonomous community? E. Martinez-Herrera 2009

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