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MEBRO
06/01/26 · 10:10 PM UTC · 10 SOURCES
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“MichaeloKeeffe claims that the foreign-born population of Spain increased from 3.4% in January 2001 to 19.3% in January 2025.”
TL;DR ·The claim correctly highlights Spain's immigration surge but provides slightly inaccurate population percentages.
Hi! While the claim correctly identifies the massive growth in Spain's immigrant population, the specific figures provided are slightly inaccurate. Official records from January 2025 show that foreign-born residents actually made up 20.3% of the population , which is a full percentage point higher than the 19.3% mentioned. Furthermore, while the claim cites a starting point of 3.4% in 2001, other reports indicate the share was closer to one in 20 or 5% roughly a quarter-century ago . By early 2025, Spain’s total population had reached over 49.1 million , and more recent data shows it has now reached 50 million inhabitants . This migration has been a powerful force, powering the economy and helping to sustain growth .
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