Low birth rate and high life expectancy 'will lead to 5.3 million fewer inhabitants and over-65s making up 34% of total' Spain by 2050 will be a depopulated nation dominated by elderly and single people, according to a report published, which predicts that the country will have lost 5.3 million inhabitants, or 11% of the current population, by the middle of the century. Spain's low birth rate and high life expectancy is seen as a demographic problem, which the report, released by the national st...
Low birth rate and high life expectancy 'will lead to 5.3 million fewer inhabitants and over-65s making up 34% of total' Spain by 2050 will be a depopulated nation dominated by elderly and single people, according to a report published, which predicts that the country will have lost 5.3 million inhabitants, or 11% of the current population, by the middle of the century. Spain's low birth rate and high life expectancy is seen as a demographic problem, which the report, released by the national st...
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