In their most recent long term population projections the national statistics office suggested that Spain’s population would fall to 41.6 million by 2052 (a 10% drop over current levels).

Spain's birth rate has gone up for the first time in a decade, and it's largely thanks to immigration, several population experts have said. Countries all over the world are facing population ...

Spain, long concerned about its aging population and emptying countryside, passed a milestone in population decline on Wednesday when it recorded more deaths than births in the first half of this ...

Spain's population has fallen for the first time - because of the eurozone crisis. The number of residents fell by 206,000 to 47.1million, the National Statistics Institute said, a figure entirely ...

Spain is suffering from a fall in population, partly because Spaniards are moving abroad in search of work but a declining birth rate is also a factor.

Spain population: Economic woes sees more deaths than births registered for first time since civil war - and forecasters say it will continue The Instituto Nacional de Estadística expects Spain ...

Chart compiler Promusicae stops publishing chart due to "irrelevant" physical sales. By Judy Cantor-Navas BARCELONA — Spain’s Top Albums chart, which reflects the top-selling albums and ...

Spain has appointed a ‘sex tsar’ to encourage the declining population to ramp up procreation in a bid to reverse a dip in the birth rate. The country reported a higher number of deaths than ...

For the new year, experts forecast a continued rise in Spain's housing prices, driven by several key factors. Limited supply, falling interest rates, moderate inflation and population growth are ...

Spain's PROMUSICAE has published a new weekly chart that combines track streams, downloads and physical sales to reflect "a more meaningful picture of the Spanish phonographic scene.

Representatives of the country's Roma population have launched a campaign to remove a negative reference about them from the world's most cited Spanish dictionary ...

A different ratio calculated by the BBC with Eurostat figures -- unemployed youths as a percentage of the whole youth population -- yields a 19% figure for Spain and a 13% figure for Greece.