What’s the take-away here? Seems like roughly 25-30% nationwide average? Fairly similar to other developed countries.
Not sure if it’s too late to fix, but just a heads up you forgot to switch Ceuta and Melilla to decimal points.
what is happening in catalonia?
Those colours.. that’s definitely a choice
May i say that maybe 46% is a bit high and could lead to instability and some tensions?
And this isn’t even taking into account the kids with 4 inmigrant grandfathers that gor and raised their daughter in Spain
Relevant that the birth rate in Spain has plummeted over time along with an aging population. They need kids but many surely complain they aren’t the ones they envisioned.
Somehow this will only make FC Barcelona stronger.
It needs to be said that a huge proportion of these births are to mothers from either: (a) other EU countries, or (b) Latin American countries that already speak Spanish and have significant Spanish ancestry like Venezuela.
What a great way to pacify natives and remove subnational identities
Before any dummy with the brain rotted by the “military aged men!” narrative comes in and starts yapping about replacement and whatnot, I’ll invite you to go to Spain and take a look around. Most of those mothers are Latin Americans making Spanish babies with their Spanish husbands.
No replacement going on here, no sir.
How many of these people are in fact latin american?
Seriously, im venezuelan went to a fancy private school in Venezuela, like half my class was made up of kids who where the kids and grand kids of some Franco era refugee. And I can probably count with one hand the ones who didnt inmigrate back to europe
Spain going to look a lot different in about 20 to 25 years
Hold up, Foreign-born as in the mothers are from a different country entirely? Or just a different city or province?
Moors took 1000 years to retake Hispania, playing the long strategy.
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source: [https://www.ine.es/jaxiT3/Tabla.htm?t=58932&L=0](https://www.ine.es/jaxiT3/Tabla.htm?t=58932&L=0)
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What’s the take-away here? Seems like roughly 25-30% nationwide average? Fairly similar to other developed countries.
Not sure if it’s too late to fix, but just a heads up you forgot to switch Ceuta and Melilla to decimal points.
what is happening in catalonia?
Those colours.. that’s definitely a choice
May i say that maybe 46% is a bit high and could lead to instability and some tensions?
And this isn’t even taking into account the kids with 4 inmigrant grandfathers that gor and raised their daughter in Spain
Relevant that the birth rate in Spain has plummeted over time along with an aging population. They need kids but many surely complain they aren’t the ones they envisioned.
https://preview.redd.it/udvk676ohrmh1.png?width=1382&format=png&auto=webp&s=fe001bea63c7466bd0aa0b40e927dad1586e25c2
Somehow this will only make FC Barcelona stronger.
It needs to be said that a huge proportion of these births are to mothers from either: (a) other EU countries, or (b) Latin American countries that already speak Spanish and have significant Spanish ancestry like Venezuela.
What a great way to pacify natives and remove subnational identities
Before any dummy with the brain rotted by the “military aged men!” narrative comes in and starts yapping about replacement and whatnot, I’ll invite you to go to Spain and take a look around. Most of those mothers are Latin Americans making Spanish babies with their Spanish husbands.
No replacement going on here, no sir.
How many of these people are in fact latin american?
Seriously, im venezuelan went to a fancy private school in Venezuela, like half my class was made up of kids who where the kids and grand kids of some Franco era refugee. And I can probably count with one hand the ones who didnt inmigrate back to europe
Spain going to look a lot different in about 20 to 25 years
Hold up, Foreign-born as in the mothers are from a different country entirely? Or just a different city or province?
Moors took 1000 years to retake Hispania, playing the long strategy.
The great replacement continues
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