Slovenian pulse 5/2011

Among the current issues, this time the central theme was the referendum day, when it will decide on pension reform, undeclared work and the openness of archives. It was determined how much participation could be calculated and what the referendum results would be. Respondents were also asked what exits they see from the current situation and whether they were inclined towards early elections, the persistence of the current government until regular elections, or a change at the head of the government. The Maja Makovec Brenčič case also looked at how people looked at finding new names to run the government. In its regular content work, the survey focuses on Europe, identifying the extent to which the population of Slovenia today feels as European citizens and which aspects of Europe they attach the most importance. Thus, the importance of the extent to which Europe is today defined in Slovenian eyes by the euro, democracy, history, human rights, culture, Christianity, Enlightenment, flag, law, multinationality, the European Commission and the European Parliament is determined.