Guinea: the first census since 2014 reveals population increase and its characteristics
A new census in Guinea shows a population growth of 70% since 2014, reaching 17.5 million residents, predominantly in rural areas despite urban pressures.
Justice contradicts the 2022 Census and increases the population of municipalities; Union talks about bad faith
Brazilian municipalities are challenging the population figures from the 2022 Census due to financial interests tied to federal funding distribution.
Mayor of León sentenced for registering 21 acquaintances in two houses of a village with 501 residents and only 178 health cards
A mayor in León was sentenced for inflating the census by registering 21 people in two homes in a village with a small population and limited medical access.
Mass Displacement Within the United States.. What’s the story?
A recent population census indicates a significant increase in the movement of Americans between states, with approximately 7.1 million residents migrating over the past two years.
Samba schools in Rio attract over 35,000 to parade, surpassing the population of 83% of cities in the country
A single samba school's parade in Rio de Janeiro can mobilize more people than the entire population of many Brazilian municipalities.
In Florida: the exact number of new migrants who arrived in the state last year is revealed
Florida has become the top destination for foreign migrants, surpassing Texas, California, and New York in terms of new arrivals in the past year.
Why the U.S. population experienced a 'historical brake' in growth and what consequences this may have
The U.S. population growth rate fell to 0.5% between July 2024 and June 2025, marking a historic decline in demographic expansion.
The Government asks communities to review their wolf censuses because some "do not comply with scientific rigor"
The Government of Spain is urging communities to re-evaluate their wolf population censuses due to concerns over the scientific rigor of some reports before submitting findings to the European Commission.
The censuses of the Roman Empire reduce the myth: in Hispania, only a small percentage of the population was enslaved or free
The article discusses how Roman census data reveals that only a small fraction of the population in Hispania was enslaved or freed, challenging common myths about slavery in the region.
Guayaquil is projected to be the city with the most inhabitants in the country, according to INEC data
Guayaquil has surpassed 3 million inhabitants, making it the most populous city in Ecuador, according to projections from the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INEC).
A major census test faces cutbacks — with postal workers tapped to help count
The Trump administration is reducing the scale of the major census test for 2030, raising concerns about the accuracy of the population count crucial for political representation and federal funding.