(12/09/11) -
Familial, Dejected and Open: A look at sex education
Conversations with friends are, by far, the most trusted source in the the United States, Britain and Canada.
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(11/13/11) -
Putting the Occupy Movement in Context
When paired against each other, the Tea Party movement is decidedly more popular and encompassing than the Occupy movement.
(10/07/11) -
Provincial Elections: What We Saw and How We Acted
This week, we were the only Canadian pollster to issue a prediction in the two provinces that held elections: Manitoba and Ontario.
(09/03/11) -
Tough Call Ahead for Liberals and New Democrats in Canada
Liberal and New Democrat alliance would have coasted to victory with Jack Layton at the helm.
(07/19/11) -
Canadians Decry Status Quo on Prostitution
Mario Canseco – For the third year in a row, Angus Reid Public Opinion has taken a look at the complex issue of prostitution in Canada, in an attempt to figure out where Canadians stand on an issue that, for better or worse, has been conspicuously absent from political debate and heavily discussed [...]
(04/15/11) -
Humala and Fujimori Reach Run-Off in Peru
As is often the case in Peruvian run-offs, the candidate who is the least avoided will claim the presidency.
(12/13/10) -
Assange Trial in Court of Public Opinion Begins
The scandal over the release of documents will raise the visibility of government secrecy/distrust in the United States.
(12/07/10) -
Key Challenge Emerges for British Coalition Government
Faced with plummeting approval numbers, Cameron and Clegg must set their sights on the economy.
(11/07/10) -
Palin Prepares Road for 2012 U.S. Presidential Race
The former VP nominee raised her profile by endorsing many candidates across the United States.
(09/23/10) -
Brazil’s Lula Prepares to Pass the Baton
The president’s likely successor, Dilma Rousseff, should be given a chance to not be him.
Gabriela Perdomo - The toughest challenge Dilma Rousseff will face over the next four years, if she wins Brazil’s presidential election on Oct. 3 as expected, will be that she is not Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
