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The image displays a line graph titled "Projected population of Spain (2020–2072)" and a table titled "Percentages of people in Spain at a certain age (2020–2072)". The line graph shows the 'Total population' starts at approximately 47.5 million in 2020 and ends at approximately 53 million in 2072, while the 'Born in Spain' population starts at approximately 40.8 million in 2020 and ends at approximately 33.5 million in 2072. The table provides percentages for three age groups over several years: In 2020, Under 16 was 24%, 65–79 was 34.1%, and 80+ was 6.03%. In 2030, Under 16 was 20.1%, 65–79 was 39.2%, and 80+ was 6.97%. In 2040, Under 16 was 21.4%, 65–79 was 47.7%, and 80+ was 8.7%. In 2050, Under 16 was 23%, 65–79 was 54.4%, and 80+ was 11.2%. In 2060, Under 16 was 21.4%, 65–79 was 54%, and 80+ was 13.3%. In 2072, Under 16 was 21.4%, 65–79 was 52.3%, and 80+ was 12.4%.
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The given line graph illustrates projected population of Spain between 2017 and 2072, while the table shows predictions on percentage of people in Spain at a certain age from 2020 to 2072.
Overall, total population of Spain is climbing upwards steadily, in contrast to the number of local people that have been born there, the line is gradually decreasing which means that there are more immigrants settling in the country. As can be seen, total population of Spain is predicted to grow, increasing by slightly under 10 million. Compared to the progressive rising of total population, the number of people who were born in Spain might hit a low point to nearly 33 millions.
In the table, it can be seen, with exception of teens under 16, that population of people starting from 65 are predicted to grow between 2020 to 2072. Percentages of people in Spain under 16 years old might decrease from 24% to 21.4% by the year of 2072. The given table clearly shows that in 2027, the percentage of middle aged people from 65-79 years old might take slightly more than a half in Spain.
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