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The Latin American Demographic Boom in Spain. Mass Immigration and Ethnic Convergence in a New Country of Immigration
Since the late twentieth century, Spain has undergone a rapid transition from emigration to immigration country, receiving around 510,000 immigrants annually between 2000 and 2022, approximately half from Latin America. This transformation has substantially increased population diversity, yet less i
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