Saving Spain: The Great Replacement—And Potential Remigration Solutions

Spain's contributions to Western Civilization are immense, but its people are under demographic threat.

Spain produced some of the greatest explorers in history such as Juan Ponce de Leon and Christopher Columbus. But today, their concern is not in visiting foreign lands, but instead struggling for political priority in their own homeland.

In 1991, Spain's foreign-born population was under 1%. Today, the foreign-born population is 20%.

Ethnic Spaniards make up 75% of their population, but if trends continue, they will make up only 60% of their population by 2039.

This represents one of the most rapid demographic transformations in modern European History.

It can be reversed through Remigration.

✅ Foreign visa holders could be gradually removed increasing the native-born share 5% to 80%.

✅ Spain must revise its laws to allow for denaturalization of criminal immigrants which would remove another 1 - 1.2 million people with a foreign background.

✅ Paid voluntary Remigration schemes could see another 45% of non-ethnic Spaniards depart of their own accord if rates of non-native dissatisfaction is consistent with other Western nations.

This would increase the share of the native Spaniard population to a healthy 91%.