Balearics has largest foreign population in Spain
Nearly 18,000 Britons in the Balearics
Foreign population continues to grow in the Balearics. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter - ARCHIVO
Palma21/04/2022 16:06
The Balearic population grew by 2,992 people during 2021 (0.3%) and now stands at 1,176,000 people, according to provisional data from January 1, 2022 published today by the National Statistics Institute (INE). The Balearics is also the region with the highest percentage of foreign residents, 18.8% of the total, followed by Catalonia (16.2%) and the Valencian Community (15.3%).
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Are you accusing Brits of being "foreigners"? That's pretty insulting. And racist.
Morgan - it seems a lot of British who comment on here want the anti immigrant Vox party to win the next election. It hasn't yet occurred to them that British people in Spain are immigrants and that maybe Vox will deport them. That would be ironic.
If there's only 18000 Brits in the balearics, then mathematically, the place must be overrun with "foreigners". I mean, they've literally taken over. Don't speak proper English, drive on the wrong side of the road... And use some third world currency with no picture of the queen on it. What is this, Zimbabwe? This is what happens when commies open the doors to anybody. Good job England put an end to that.