According to the 2021 Census: The population of the British

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According to the 2021 Census: The population of the British colony in the Malvinas reached 3,662 inhabitants

In five years it increased by 586 people.

25 de October de 2022 12:27

In five years the increase in the British colony that usurps the Malvinas has been 8%.

“The Malvinas are a multicultural nation with impressive diversity given its remote location, while 70% identify as Malvina Islander, British or a combination of both, 86 different nationalities are represented in the Islands.

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