Extremadura Faced with the Demographic Challenge: It Could Lose in 15 Years the Equivalent of More than the Entire Population of Plasencia or Three-Quarters of that of Mérida
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Extremadura leads the Spanish demographic sangria. The projection of the National Institute of Statistics (INE) up to 2041 figure the loss in 47,868 inhabitants, 4.5% less. The largest relative fall in the country The numbers of the INE do not admit nuances. The community has already lost inhabitants in recent years and the projection aggravates the trend: of the 1,055,342 residents counted on January 1, 2026, it will move to 1,007,474 in 2041. …
The population of Extremadura will be reduced by 4.54% in the next 15 years if current demographic trends continue.This means a loss of 47,868 inhabitants, which would put the total population at 1,007,474 people, according to the projections published on Wednesday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE).By provinces, Badajoz will experience a decrease of 4.83%, while in Cáceres it will be 4.03%.The analysis of the INE points to a negative…
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