Foreigners living in the EU are diverse and largely younger than the nationals of the EU Member States
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Vasileva, K., Foreigners living in the EU are diverse and largely younger than the nationals of the EU Member States. Statistics in Focus. Population and Social Conditions, no. 45 (2010), p. 8.
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Datos estadísticos, Demografía, Edad, Exclusión social, Juventud, Migración, Panorama internacional, Unión Europea
Datos estadísticos, Demografía, Edad, Exclusión social, Juventud, Migración, Panorama internacional, Unión Europea
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