Got it, I see the confusion. Shouldn't have added the word relative there. Clear, thanks!

Ah, I misunderstood then. The word relative in the title of the post made me interpret the data as being relative percentage points, not absolute. My bad, I suppose.

Do these numbers include people who gain citizenship via Jus Sanguinis?

I had a university teacher that was born Brazilian but had Italian citizenship via her grandfather.

Maybe it’s their ability to get into spaces away from opposition players

In all fairness, Martin got lazy too, and couldn’t be bothered to finish his story, so I don’t excuse him from at least partial blame for the hack job that was S7 & S8

at least you can see its a success.

Really nice series.. full with events and never boring.

Most sequels tend to be very boring and recreating the same over and over again.. lets hope wednesday is not the same..

The chart shows the percentage of Latin American immigrants living in Italy that are from select Latin American countries. It doesn't cover where Italians emigrate to.

Went downhill fast as soon as they had no material to draw from the books.

main characters dying is part of the Martin world. The parts he did not wrote seem to completly got lost on that writer team.

The last season was terrible and did not fit the martin storylines from the rest.

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I just realized you have it set to 1 pound per watt. It may catch someone’s attention scrolling through instagram but it’s meaningless

Again, the chart is in absolute percentage points increase, not in %. So if Luxembourg had gone from 1% to 1.7% it would have increased by 0.7 p.p and would not have made it to the top 10.

Luxembourg? do you call Luxembourg a country? it's smaller than my neighborod...

You mean the original name from the British who invented the game as we know it today? Are you saying hearing a name gives meaningful context that would help me understand the information in this graph? Do you know more than 20 percent of the names represented?

You said it would!

I simply pointed out the one you probably do know out of these. But since you call it soccer I now know who I’m messing with.

Yeah mate. I really really like characters like Varys , Tyrion and Baelish. They all got smacked by side character syndrome.

I'm not a fan of "Other" being the largest chunk of a pie chart

They should have made S7 & 8 10 episodes. It's not like they didn't have the money or story for it

Very cool. Did you do some sort of unsupervised clustering or did you choose the three zones manually?

I would say that Modric tends to go back in his own half to get the ball where he is under less pressure than for example Mbappe that receives the ball in very offensive positions where there are more defenders and more pressure.

thanks! happy to help in any way we can

From our newsletter:

Approximately 3.3M immigrants living in Spain were born in Latin America. When looking at the numbers, we weren't surprised that Spain has the largest LatAm population in Europe, given the shared tongue and cultural roots. Just like it isn't surprising that most foreign-born Portugal residents are from Brazil.

What did surprise us is how few Mexicans returned to their past colonizer — only 66K, or 2% of the 3.3M total. Spain is home to fewer Mexicans than Hondurans, Paraguayans, and even Uruguayans, countries with just a fraction of Mexico's population.

The main reason is simple geography — given Mexico's shared border, the US is the obvious country of choice for migrants.

Colombia is the largest Latin American population (and the third overall) living in Spain. From 1999 to 2004, that population grew 18x from 13K to 249K. What happened? In addition to Colombia's economic hardship in the 90s, an earthquake broke havoc on Colombia's Andes mountains in 1999, which killed more than 1,000 people and destroyed 8,000 coffee "fincas," leaving thousands displaced. Venezuelans fleeing Maduro's dictatorship in recent years led a new wave of migration — multiplying their number by 4x from 2015 to 2021.

Another surprising statistic from the data is that Peruvians are Italy's top Latin American demographic. Ties between both countries extend back to the colonial period when Italians became part of Peru's ruling class and even placed their own Virrey, Carmine Nicolao Caracciolo, in 1716.

Similarly to Colombia and Venezuela, during the socioeconomic hardships of the 90s, thousands of Peruvians (many of Italian descent) fled to rediscover their family origins. And the migrant flow goes both ways — in contemporary Peru, Italian descendants and migrants continue to play an important role.

Source: Wikipedia
Tools: Rawgraphs, Affinity Designer

>He was like the OG Big Brain and suddenly had -69 IQ Brain rot.

Did the same thing to Tyrion. Still annoys me.

The post should stand on its own, without the source comment. Nowhere in the title or the post is any indication that this is about colour-changing RGB bulbs, or one specific product.

I expect significant differences between products, but that's not even the main problem.

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