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Confidence to Some Representatives and Institutions in International Context - April 2011

April survey was focused on attitudes of Czechs to some representatives and institutions of international politics. 69% of Czechs trust the US President Barack Obama (21% distrust him), 58% trust the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (25% not), 48% trust the Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel (26% distrust her) and 21% trust the Great Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (20% distrust him, 24 % are undecided and 35 % do not know him at all).

Majority of Czech citizens distrust the French President Nicolas Sarkozy (53% against 21%), the Russian President Dmitry Medvedev (57% : 21%), premier of Russia Vladimir Putin (62% : 22%) and the Prime Minister of Italy Silvio Berlusconi (62% : 13 %). The most untrustworthy representative among statesmen included in the survey for Czech public is the Libyan leader Muammar Quaddafi (80% distrust him against just 2% people expressing the opposite attitude to him). Majority of Czechs has a confidence in the United Nations (63% : 27%) and Nato (56% : 35%).

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