The number of Germans living in the Balearic Islands has halved in the last decade and for the first time ever there are more Italian citizens, according to the National Institute of Statistics, or INE.
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Germans residents living on the Balearic Islands cuts down by half in the last 10 years
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I think the age of these foreigners would be of more interest. I bet the German and British ones are mostly above 60 whereas the age of the South American ones will be below 40 and those of the Moroccans below 30. Also, how many of the above have children who were born here. I think the answer would come as a surprise to many of your readers.