Le Figaro reports on demographic shifts in French cities
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What happened
Le Figaro published a study by France Strategy, the body of the French Presidency of the Council, detailing demographic trends in France. The study found that 25 French cities have a rate of extra-European young people between 70 and 79 percent. Furthermore, 60 French cities have a rate of 0-18-year-olds of extra-European origin equal to or higher than 50 percent.
Why it matters
The report highlights significant demographic changes across various French urban areas. The findings describe the extent to which the symbolic threshold of 50 percent extra-European origin has been exceeded in numerous French cities.
Who's involved
- Le FigaroFrench daily newspaper that published the study
- Élysée PalaceThe body of the French Presidency of the Council that published the study