According to the results of the social survey conducted by GfK Ukraine, 82% of respondents fully support the Crimea to Russia.
Opposed by 4%, 11% said that they support, according to " Ukrainian truth ". According to the results of social research, fifty percent of respondents said that their financial situation over the past year has improved (21% of them said that much), at 35% it has not changed, 13% is deteriorated. Among the issues that most concern the inhabitants Were called the conflict in the East of Ukraine (42%), inflation (40%), transport blockade of Crimea (22%), and lack of money, unemployment, punishment, and others. Also 80% of the Crimeans not trust information from the Ukrainian media (45% of total), and believe it only 5% of the population of the Peninsula. The survey was conducted from 16 to 22 January by order of the organization Berta Communications with the assistance of the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives. Were interviewed 800 people through telephone interviews. The maximum error is 3, 5%. It should be noted that if you add up the votes of those who fully supported the reunification with Russia (82%), and those who rather supports (11%), you get 93% of the Crimeans that, taking into account allowable greatest inaccuracy social studies 3, 5%, in fact repeats the result of the referendum in Crimea (96%). Let us add that the results of social research disseminated by the Ukrainian mass media. GfK Group German research Firm, almost the biggest in the world. Implements all kinds of sociological and marketing research, as Well as its own action research projects. Ukraine presents subsidiary of GfK Ukraine, and in Russia - GfK-Rus. Remember Also, in the Crimea on March 16, held a referendum on the status of autonomy, more than 96% of participants were in favour of joining region in Russia. 21 March, the President of the Russian Federation centuries Putin signed the law on ratification of the agreement on joining of Crimea and Sevastopol to Russia, as Well as the decree on the formation of the Crimean Federal district.


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