Sumar advocates for using maps that reflect the true size of Africa, which now appears smaller than Greenland.
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The Spanish political movement Sumar has announced plans to bring a debate regarding world map proportions to the Congress of Deputies. The initiative aims to address geographical representations that currently depict the African continent as smaller than Greenland, advocating instead for maps that reflect Africa's actual size.
Separately, demographic data from the Greek Institute of Demographic Studies (IDEM) highlights a sharp collapse in birth rates in Greece following the 2010 financial crisis, positioning the country as the second most aged within the European Union.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Sumar's political proposal in Spain to correct world map proportions.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Second snippet)Reports on Greece's declining birth rates and aging population following the financial crisis.