Americans and Canadians Feel They Have Lost Out with NAFTA
People in the United States claim Mexico has benefited the most from the deal, while Canadians think the Americans are the real winners.
People in the United States claim Mexico has benefited the most from the deal, while Canadians think the Americans are the real winners.
Supporters of two London football teams—Tottenham and Chelsea—are not that keen on backing the Blues.
Across Britain, 52 per cent believe the recent strikes from public sector workers are justified.
Level of undecided voters rises dramatically when respondents are asked about a possible “Free Enterprise Coalition” of centre-right parties.
Prospective Republican nominee gains five points since April, while Democratic incumbent drops four points.
Almost half of respondents say the punishment for a student who incited racial hatred on Twitter was adequate.
Respondents in Canada are more likely to voice support for “an elected head of state” than those in Australia or Britain.
Respondents perceive Al Gore as the best Vice President since 1974; Dick Ckeney deemed the worst.
More than half of respondents expect employment and economic activity to worsen in the next year.
The prospective Republican nominee is regarded as a better economic manager than the incumbent head of state.