Northern Italia has the lowest fertility rate in the world

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Default Re: European most typical faces
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Originally Posted by Navas de Tolosa View Post
Penelope Cruz...can you believe that in SF Spain there are people that say Penelope Cruz isnt white??
Clear which are the same people who say that in Italy (and in Spain, Portugal, Greece, Yugoslavia) there is much mestizo...




It is. I dont know Italy very well, but I have seen many italians in my town, and of course, on TV, and its impossible to know what part of Italy they are. As I stated above, in the north there are dark skinned and in south there are clear complexion too,making it impossible to know what part of Italy they are.

The impression that racially Italy offers is that is a very homogeneous country.
I know some italians you are determined to deny it, but as I say, from the outside sees you in a way different.
And I add, seems to me discriminatory qualify as less white to your countrymen. And more taking into account internal migrations that I imagine that has been in Italy, as in other countries.
Young people from today are different from people 50 years ago. Today you can see many northern italians that doesn't look northern italian. North Italy had very low fertility rate so almost all youth from today have some southern ancestror. Just look the DJ Gigi D'Agostino, he is from Torino but he doesn't have Piedmontese surname. If you go to Liguria or Piemonte where one my grandfather is from all you see is very old people with more than 80 years, you almost not see any children. The few youth are foreigners or sons of southern people, so the original people are almost extinct. Liguria have by far the oldest population in the world as well the lowest fertility rate in Italy and in the world (0,8 child per woman).

That's why today it is impossible to know where an italian is from. This girl is from Monza - Lombardia and her phenotype was common until 50 years ago in North Italy:

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