Results
12.10.2009 - 19.10.2009
Concern is growing over Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's extensive control over his country's media. Should the EU speak out if it believes democratic principles are being violated?
YES: It would not hesitate to criticize newer member states over press freedom.
82%
NO: The EU should keep its nose out of domestic Italian issues.
18%
YES: It would not hesitate to criticize newer member states over press freedom.
86%
NO: The EU should keep its nose out of domestic Italian issues.
14%
YES: It would not hesitate to criticize newer member states over press freedom.
77%
NO: The EU should keep its nose out of domestic Italian issues.
23%
YES: It would not hesitate to criticize newer member states over press freedom.
86%
NO: The EU should keep its nose out of domestic Italian issues.
14%
YES: It would not hesitate to criticize newer member states over press freedom.
88%
NO: The EU should keep its nose out of domestic Italian issues.
13%
YES: It would not hesitate to criticize newer member states over press freedom.
64%
NO: The EU should keep its nose out of domestic Italian issues.
36%
YES: It would not hesitate to criticize newer member states over press freedom.
0%
NO: The EU should keep its nose out of domestic Italian issues.
0%
