Italian population?

The population of Italy exceeded 60 million last year.

In 9 years, the population increased by about 3.4 million.

According to Xinhua News Agency, the latest statistics released by the Italian National Bureau of Statistics show that the population of Italy continues to increase. As of June this year, there were 65438+ 10 1, with a total population of 60.387 million. Compared with the statistical data of 200 1, the population increased by about 3.4 million in 9 years, which exceeded the 60 million mark for the first time. According to local media reports on the 22nd, statistics show that the number of immigrants from Italy continues to increase, reaching 4.279 million, accounting for 7. 1% of the total population. Although the number of immigrants is increasing, the growth rate is lower than in previous years, mainly due to the sluggish Italian labor market, which makes it extremely difficult to find a job, and is also related to the restrictions of Italian immigration policy. Statistics show that about 570,000 children were born in 2009, a decrease of 6,700 from the previous year. Immigration is still the "decisive factor" of population growth, with about 94,000 children, accounting for 16.5% of the total number of newborn children. According to Xinhua News Agency, a survey report recently released by the Italian Regional Federation shows that nearly half of Italian young people have xenophobia, which is worrying. At the request of the Italian House of Representatives, the regional federation conducted a survey on 20001young people aged 8 to 29. The results show that people with xenophobia account for 46% of the total number of respondents and can be divided into three categories. The first group accounts for 10.7% of the total, and they only accept Italians and Europeans; The second group can't tolerate immigrants, especially those from Eastern Europe, accounting for 15.3%. The third category is "moderate" xenophobia, accounting for 20%. They want foreigners to leave Italy as much as possible.