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    Giovinezza e giovani adulti nati all’estero %

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    1. Porodicnostablo on

      source:

      Created by Sara Wiatrak

      @theeuropeancorrespondent, instagram

    3. Patient_Moment_4786 on

      Luxembourg and Malta “strong migration appeal” : MONEEEEEEYYYY

    4. Maptwopointoh on

      Can I interpret it like this :

      The lower the distance between two points representing increasing age groups, the more the impact of immigration is decreasing over total population and vice versa.

      I just want to make sure I am reading this correctly.

    5. Alternative_Set_8364 on

      o7 Few decades and most wester countries would be totally replaced by migrations if this continues it is so sad

    6. tylerthe-theatre on

      These stats are getting annoying now, yes the UK left the EU but we’re still in Europe, we haven’t magically drifted to the coast of America

    7. Arstanishe on

      i am part of those grey dots – and it will continue, since birthrates are that low, so countries import work-ready people instead of replenishing internally.

      What can be done? stop immigration completely? in 20 years you would observe korea and japan and china, what happens in that case. maybe you want to propose forcing women to bear children? ridiculous.

      I think the only way is to make children without women carrying them. Genetically modified womb-creatures with human dna but no brain? human compatible pig hosts?
      It sounds horrifying too.

      So what to do, any proposals?

    8. toniblast on

      It’s crazy to me the numbers in Portugal increased so much compared to a few years ago.

      Especially in the 25-29 years, many young people that age moved abroad to other European countries, and many foregnirs moved in from countries like Brazil.

      More than 1/3 of people around my age are not Portuguese, but I didn’t have more than one foreigner in my class when I was in school.

      No wonder Chega is getting so many votes not that I agree with them, but Portugal changed so much so fast.

    9. GiganticCrow on

      Before people start complaining about muslim immigrants or whatever (who am I kidding, I’m too late) these numbers include people from other EU countries.

    11. oakpope on

      I cried when I realize it’s not in alphabetical order.

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