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Didn't the german chancellor say recently that Germany would have to take in 1.5 million immigrants a year so that its pension system wouln't collapse? I person
by mbustamanter 3y ago
Didn't the german chancellor say recently that Germany would have to take in 1.5 million immigrants a year so that its pension system wouln't collapse? I personally don't think that is the solution but Spain is going through a similar phenomenon (pensions-low TFR).
- ethbr0 3y agoGerman politics/demographics seem balanced carefully between {need for immigrants to maintain population growth} and {cultural reaction to immigrants}. Although, credit to Germans, at least they're talking about the problem like adults. Mostly. Or moreso than other countries.
- red-iron-pine 3y agoSpain has the advantage of having an entire continent who speak Spanish, are generally Catholic, and were former colonies / have overlapping culture. Failing that, British expats might suffice.