Chilean President Sebastián Piñera Battles the Rising Tide of Color
Back in July of 2017, VDARE.com’s mainstay John Derbyshire noted that along with the rest of the white world, the small whitish Latin American nation of Chile is having its own troubles regarding our planet’s “rising tide of color.” Quoting from a recent piece put out by the Migration Policy Institute, he summarized:
International migration to the predominantly European-descent Chile has also grown racially diverse, as the origins have shifted. Chile received growing numbers of Peruvians and Bolivians starting in the 1990s, and Haitians, Colombians, and Venezuelans in the 2000s and 2010s, while the share of Argentines and Europeans has fallen. This diversification in general, and the influx of tens of thousands of African-descent Haitians in particular, has made immigration more visible as an issue and has provoked public backlash … [Amid Record Numbers of Arrivals, Chile Turns Rightward on Immigration, By Cristián Doña Reveco, January 17, 2018]
From the data available across a wide array of sources, I have put together the below table showing the number of foreign-born Chileans by country over the years—keep in mind that Chile’s total population today is estimated at around 17.5 million.
| 1960 | 1982 | 1990 | 1992 | 2002 | 2012 | 2013 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | |
| Peruvians | 3,583 | 4,308 | ~ | 7,649 | 37,860 | 103,624 | 117,925 | 130,361 | 266,244 | |
| Bolivians | ~ | ~ | 7,277 | ~ | 10,919 | 25,121 | 33,623 | 37,554 | 122,773 | |
| Colombians | 645 | 1,069 | ~ | 1,666 | 4,095 | 27,411 | 48,894 | 63,481 | 145,139 | |
| Haitians | ~ | ~ | ~ | ~ | 50 | 2,428 | ~ | 48,783 | 112,414 | |
| Argentines | 11,876 | 19,733 | 34,415 | 48,176 | 57,019 | 53,192 | 55,185 | 87,926 | ||
| Ecuadorians | 9,393 | 16,357 | 39,556 |
Other smaller, but not insignificant foreign national populations, as of 2017, include: Spanish (26,177), Brazilian (20,707), American (19,900), Chinese (17,021), and Dominican (9,270). The total number of foreign nationals for 2017 not listed in this paragraph or the chart above was a whopping 117,750. Read more




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