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Experts: Over thirty years, Lithuania will lose a third of residents

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Lithuanian information and analytical portal Baltnews.lt comes out with material, which refers to the catastrophic situation with demography in Lithuania. The portal cites data sounded during the discussion on Lithuanian radio. During the discussion, experts came to the conclusion that with the current level of fertility and emigration, in thirty years there will be no more than two million inhabitants in Lithuania. According to official statistics, today there are about 2,88 million people living in the Republic of Lithuania. For comparison, in 1991, over 3,7 million inhabitants lived in Lithuania.


If by the middle of the century the Lithuanian population is reduced to 2 million people, it will be approximately at the level of the 30s of the last century. Full "desovetizatsiya" ...

Experts: Over thirty years, Lithuania will lose a third of residents


Such factors as the construction of schools in the capital of the republic also speak about the obvious problems of Lithuanian demography. The above portal provides statistics telling that since the collapse of the Soviet Union only one (!) School was built in Vilnius. And it is in the capital ...

Now local authorities expect from the state budget to allocate more than 32 million euros for the construction of five new schools. The money has not yet been allocated, but the authorities have already called the project for the construction of schools in the capital of Lithuania “historical event. " If for present-day Lithuania the ordinary construction of a school becomes a “historical event”, it is difficult to find a more eloquent description of the situation with the “development” of the country over the past 30 years.
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  1. 1331M
    1331M 30 November 2017 18: 53
    11
    Justice for-the problem of demographics in all of Europe, and among us including ...
    1. Sofa General
      Sofa General 30 November 2017 18: 55
      29
      when the problems with demography - you don’t need to build schools, but have sex without a condom and with people of the opposite sex, not your own, as is customary in Europe ....
      1. 210ox
        210ox 30 November 2017 18: 58
        +9
        And then how? Without schools and a bunch of grown-up illiterates? Or like gypsies? Will we always teach counting to ten?
        Quote: Sofa General
        when the problems with demography - you don’t need to build schools, but have sex without a condom and with people of the opposite sex, not your own, as is customary in Europe ....
        1. Sofa General
          Sofa General 30 November 2017 19: 00
          +2
          Well, they will build 5 schools - but who will they teach?
          1. 210ox
            210ox 30 November 2017 19: 14
            +5
            And here is the problem .. Which they didn’t wait for. Syrians, Pakistanis, all kinds of Nigerians .. They don’t know what a condom and kids are ... Wow! In short, the EU will drive the problem.
            Quote: Sofa General
            Well, they will build 5 schools - but who will they teach?
    2. Baloo
      Baloo 30 November 2017 18: 55
      +5
      Quote: 1331M
      In thirty years, Lithuania will lose a third of its inhabitants
      Justice for-the problem of demographics in all of Europe, and among us including ...


      So what, they will ask to Russia? No, I am against. We don’t need their sprats, Kaliningrad tastes better, and amber is also there.
      1. Anarchist
        Anarchist 30 November 2017 19: 32
        14
        in thirty years no more than two million inhabitants will remain in Lithuania

        And it will be Russian, non-citizens!
        Then we’ll join ...
        1. Going
          Going 30 November 2017 21: 44
          10
          Do we need this? maybe better without territories.
        2. Theodore
          Theodore 30 November 2017 21: 49
          +2
          In Lithuania, there is no problem! These Latvians and hot Estonian guys excelled!
          1. Going
            Going 30 November 2017 22: 11
            +7
            Yes it is, but you have problems with the population, who will soon live in your territory?
            1. Theodore
              Theodore 1 December 2017 17: 23
              0
              I won’t see this! But this is certainly not genocide!
      2. LiSiCyn
        LiSiCyn 30 November 2017 20: 20
        +5
        Quote: Balu
        and amber is there too.

        No, there is amber ... Practically ... So, it brings in the sea, well, and focal small deposits.
        Like in Poland. Everything is with us .. laughing . Well, the mobs got a bit .. But, these are crumbs. Palmikenskoe village Amber, the thickness of the “blue”, clay, where amber lies, reaches 50-70 meters. 95% with us. hi
      3. a housewife
        a housewife 30 November 2017 21: 20
        +5
        Not just “too,” in the Kaliningrad Region 90% of the world's amber reserves!
        1. Going
          Going 30 November 2017 21: 45
          +6
          Quote: housewife
          Not just “too,” in the Kaliningrad Region 90% of the world's amber reserves!


          This is just in case.
    3. Primoos
      Primoos 30 November 2017 19: 04
      +3
      Dalke Mushroom no one will interfere with staring at the leaves. Without an ensemble.
      1. bouncyhunter
        bouncyhunter 30 November 2017 19: 25
        10
        This Dalkino photo can serve as an excellent illustration for the medical article "Cheerful imbeciles and their environment." wassat
        1. Reserve officer
          Reserve officer 30 November 2017 21: 00
          +4
          Pasha, this is a production shot. Five to six dozen yellow leaves fall simultaneously around her at once. This is only if a bucket of leaves overturned over her before a photo shoot. Moreover, she looks at this bucket - as if by the face did not call.
          Everything is false - both a smile and nature for filming.
          1. bouncyhunter
            bouncyhunter 30 November 2017 21: 03
            +2
            Lyosha, I would not like a bucket in this face - I wouldn’t regret a railway tank on my head. repeat
            1. Reserve officer
              Reserve officer 30 November 2017 21: 05
              +3
              Who knows, maybe such a case will appear to you. Only call in advance - we will neigh together.
              1. bouncyhunter
                bouncyhunter 30 November 2017 21: 11
                +3
                Noticed, Lesha. I think that with such neighing there are many who wish. And some will not refuse to participate. yes
        2. Cutter
          Cutter 30 November 2017 21: 05
          +3
          Quote: bouncyhunter
          This Dalkino photo can serve as an excellent illustration for the medical article "Cheerful imbeciles and their environment." wassat

          Pasha, you are cruel to the neighbors! wink laughing Well, maybe they are good ...? laughing
          1. bouncyhunter
            bouncyhunter 30 November 2017 21: 09
            +2
            Sanya, my friend! hi drinks You know me: I am not cruel, I am just! soldier
            1. Going
              Going 30 November 2017 21: 47
              +8
              Guys, today isn’t Friday yet, do not rush, and Lithuania is like sheghed leather ...
              1. bouncyhunter
                bouncyhunter 30 November 2017 22: 05
                +3
                Vitya, why bother with them? Nobody forcibly drove them into the Eurostall, they themselves appointed Russia as an enemy.
                1. Going
                  Going 30 November 2017 22: 13
                  +8
                  In my opinion, they are beginning to suspect that soon such a nationality will not be.
                  1. bouncyhunter
                    bouncyhunter 30 November 2017 22: 19
                    +3
                    Quote: Going
                    soon this nationality will not be

                    Which will be quite natural. yes
                    1. Going
                      Going 30 November 2017 22: 29
                      +8
                      Yes, but we save animals, but here all the same people.
                      1. bouncyhunter
                        bouncyhunter 30 November 2017 22: 32
                        +2
                        Quote: Going
                        here all the same people

                        In appearance - yes, but the gut is purely parasitic, like in worms.
    4. Nikolai Grek
      Nikolai Grek 30 November 2017 20: 43
      +4
      Quote: 1331M
      Justice for-the problem of demographics in all of Europe, and among us including ...

      what what and Nitsche, that in the previous decades the Euros did not have such disasters as in Russia ??? !!!! wassat wassat wassat
    5. Reserve officer
      Reserve officer 30 November 2017 20: 56
      +3
      Forecasts, forecasts ... And will Lithuania itself be in 30 years? Another smart little "experts", damn it ...
      1. Antianglosax
        Antianglosax 30 November 2017 21: 38
        +3
        Nature herself gets rid of biomass. Too shameful little people who are nothing of themselves. Tryndets Lithuania will come much earlier. And the Russian people in the tribal region must be connected to our demographic program, only pay them even more, but not to move! We’ll pull one extra million without problems, especially if we legislatively fix fair wages forks.
        1. Going
          Going 30 November 2017 21: 48
          +7
          Quote: Stock Officer
          Forecasts, forecasts ... And will Lithuania itself be in 30 years? Another smart little "experts", damn it ...


          Good question, there are big doubts.
    6. alexmach
      alexmach 30 November 2017 22: 03
      +3
      It is also worth noting that "representatives of a non-titular nation" are leaving to a greater extent.
      In Estonia, with the country's accession to the EU, 2 dreams of local nationalists came true right away
      - Russians learned the language. (it was necessary to get a citizen’s passport)
      - And they left Estonia ... while those who trained, those who did not master left

      And about the new schools - Why should they cost that? Have you set up many new schools in your hometown over the past 20 years? The USSR provided schools to everyone everywhere, both in cities and in villages, and since then the number of children has only decreased and has never exceeded their number in Soviet times.
      1. S-kerrigan
        S-kerrigan 1 December 2017 08: 15
        0
        Well xs, in Tomsk there is a critical shortage of both kindergartens and schools. Build. Including immediately in new areas. However, it is understandable - in spite of everything, the recent years have seen a natural increase in the population.
        1. alexmach
          alexmach 1 December 2017 10: 10
          +1
          In my native Lviv, there is also a critical shortage of kindergartens, but this is primarily due to the fact that during the demographic pit of the 90s, they closed a bunch of them as unnecessary and privatized the buildings. And then came the "high" demographic wave. Those who did not close them, or did not close them so actively, have no such problems. I somehow did not think about new areas.
          1. Incvizitor
            Incvizitor 1 December 2017 15: 26
            0
            In our suburbs we are obliged to companies building houses, to build gardens for them, since I built 3 houses and build a garden a 5-school and fine, they grow like mushrooms, only this is necessary for private traders who want to build, we have about Lithuania me doubts.
            1. alexmach
              alexmach 1 December 2017 15: 42
              +1
              Well, in general everywhere.
              But in Lviv, they’re mainly building not new districts, but new houses within the city’s borders - somehow it has historically evolved that Lviv is becoming denser and denser. Although, maybe I didn’t take into account the development of the former industrial zones ..

              In Tallinn - as far as I can tell, they are not building new areas either. Here, either at home within the city, or cottage villages in the nearest villages. There, of course, they are building infrastructure, but this is not entirely in the city. Although I do not live long here and may not know something about the development of the city.
              1. S-kerrigan
                S-kerrigan 4 December 2017 11: 03
                +1
                No, we have the last 10 years, if not more, the development has gone close to the Soviet size and pace: the regions of 30-50-80 thousand people are being introduced. Building at once ten or two houses. A new rule was introduced - one apartment, one parking place. Finally, they began to build multi-storey parking lots. Until very recent days, local developers "restrained glee" - until these months, money flowed.

                Therefore, demographics suddenly for everyone went plus - people have a liquid, but money has appeared. And here, all sorts of bird-laws and new efforts, including on the Internet, pose a bold question on the future path.

                But kindergartens / schools were in short supply here not because they closed up, but because there were more children than there were almost in the late USSR.

                Damn, and surprisingly, in essence, this is the “distant ass of the world”, but paradoxically, despite its position, Tomsk gives odds to the vast majority of CIS cities. Extremely advanced for his place.
    7. bobba94
      bobba94 30 November 2017 23: 58
      +4
      Justice for - while the fat dries, the skinny dies. This is me about the population in different countries.
    8. Pete mitchell
      Pete mitchell 1 December 2017 10: 29
      +4
      Quote: 1331M
      Justice for-the problem of demographics in all of Europe, and among us including ...

      In fairness, I would advise the Lithuanian establishment at least to look into wikipedia: depopulation of small towns up to -40%, in smaller ones less. It is necessary to deal with economics, and not verbiage on command.
  2. svp67
    svp67 30 November 2017 18: 55
    +4
    Experts: Over thirty years, Lithuania will lose a third of residents
    The dreams of our "financial and economic bloc" come true in the Baltic states ... How did one of its "old leaders" say that Russia has enough for servicing the "pipe" and 20, while the rest are "EXTRA"
    1. Chertt
      Chertt 30 November 2017 19: 22
      +5
      Margaret Thatcher, in the year 87, in an interview, then still a Soviet journalist said that in Russia expediently live 15 million inhabitants. Frozen journalist asked again 50 million? .. No sir, 15ti
      1. svp67
        svp67 30 November 2017 19: 24
        +3
        Quote: Chertt
        .No sir, 15ti

        Oh, another Lady from the USA, stated that it’s NOT FOR THE LAW that Russia owns Siberia, oh not for the LAW .... It will be fat for her.
        1. Going
          Going 30 November 2017 21: 49
          +9
          Those who wish us "good" are a dime a dozen.
  3. Slovak
    Slovak 30 November 2017 19: 08
    +3
    Was Daly again without toilet paper? It will be closer to nature, although Canadians will be offended, wipe themselves with maple leaf, the symbol of Canada is not fraternal
  4. san4es
    san4es 30 November 2017 19: 33
    +4
    in thirty years no more than two million inhabitants will remain in Lithuania

    stop ... Well, it depends on who will be am
  5. Herculesic
    Herculesic 30 November 2017 19: 37
    +2
    Why do they need schools to teach our Russian language and literature? lol So Dalia on the track working lol well learned our mat! !! lol
  6. parusnik
    parusnik 30 November 2017 19: 45
    0
    Europe will bring migrants .. or an ecological reserve will arrange with animals without residents ....
  7. Wolka
    Wolka 30 November 2017 19: 49
    +2
    own government kills the state and its people, but the people deserve the power that they choose, so who or what is primary, the power or the people, philosophy however ...
  8. Sergey53
    Sergey53 30 November 2017 19: 51
    +2
    And why only Lithuania. This happens in all the Baltic states.
  9. Nemesis
    Nemesis 30 November 2017 19: 54
    +1
    This does not sadden me ...
    1. Nikolai Grek
      Nikolai Grek 30 November 2017 20: 46
      +4
      Quote: Nemesis
      This does not sadden me ...

      I guess that the majority here will not be sad about this !! yes wassat laughing laughing laughing
  10. aries2200
    aries2200 30 November 2017 20: 14
    +1
    and further on it ... spit ... yes, she herself by this time will move either to the cemetery or to America
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  12. Black_Vatnik
    Black_Vatnik 30 November 2017 20: 22
    +2
    What a news. To understand the situation, you need to be an expert? Not at all! just look at the demographic scale of Lithuania after the collapse of the USSR
  13. kefan
    kefan 30 November 2017 20: 24
    +1
    Spratniks wanted independence from Russia, so let them “enjoy” it, as they say in full.
  14. Simon
    Simon 30 November 2017 20: 34
    +1
    Oh! I thought that they want to build five enterprises, but they cannot allocate money for five schools! laughing
  15. Simon
    Simon 30 November 2017 20: 38
    +1
    Quote: parusnik
    Europe will bring migrants .. or an ecological reserve will arrange with animals without residents ....

    Yeah, the Arab refugees will settle. Then for sure the Baltic Khan will be! laughing
  16. Simon
    Simon 30 November 2017 20: 41
    +1
    Quote: 210ox
    And then how? Without schools and a bunch of grown-up illiterates? Or like gypsies? Will we always teach counting to ten?
    Quote: Sofa General
    when the problems with demography - you don’t need to build schools, but have sex without a condom and with people of the opposite sex, not your own, as is customary in Europe ....

    And why are they competent, all the same there are no more enterprises and soon there will be no more people, the latter will flee to Europe. There are no literate laughing
  17. Simon
    Simon 30 November 2017 20: 43
    +1
    Quote: Sofa General
    when the problems with demography - you don’t need to build schools, but have sex without a condom and with people of the opposite sex, not your own, as is customary in Europe ....

    Well, hit the point! good
  18. Fedya2017
    Fedya2017 30 November 2017 20: 44
    +2
    I don’t care how much population Lithuania will lose. But how much population will Russia lose in 30 years, starting for example from 2000? ... Although, of course, we have import substitution ... Tajik-Uzbeks and others.
  19. Ajevgenij
    Ajevgenij 30 November 2017 20: 48
    +4
    I personally live in Vilnius, I am a building designer, I know the situation not from PR actions and a la journalistic statues. In Vilnius, the population has been stable since the 85th year, about 650 thousand. But other cities and villages of Lithuania are very empty. There are several reasons at once, moreover, characteristic of many countries of the world, including the Russian Federation.
    1 The rapid growth of megacities due to the periphery. (Similarly in the Russian Federation)
    2 Low birth rate of the local population (In the Russian Federation, if we take the Slavic population, the same is true)
    3 High emigration (In the Russian Federation, likewise, only less is felt due to the size of the country)
    And there are more or less schools in Vilnius, in other cities they are empty.
    1. voyaka uh
      voyaka uh 1 December 2017 12: 06
      +1
      About 3 years ago I drove through Lithuania from Latvia. In the north, desolation is felt, abandoned farms, uncleared forests. And closer to Vilnius, everything comes to life, and Vilnius itself looks very attractive. Trakai is also pretty.
  20. APASUS
    APASUS 30 November 2017 21: 10
    +1
    in thirty years no more than two million inhabitants will remain in Lithuania. According to official statistics, about 2,88 million people currently live in the Republic of Lithuania. For comparison, in 1991 over 3,7 million inhabitants lived in Lithuania.

    Help translate into Lithuanian: PEREMOGA!
    1. Theodore
      Theodore 30 November 2017 21: 51
      +1
      Pyargale! Hooray - Vale!
      1. APASUS
        APASUS 30 November 2017 21: 57
        +1
        Quote: Theodore
        Pyargale! Hooray - Vale!

        Not clear, but still +
  21. Alex20042004
    Alex20042004 30 November 2017 21: 24
    0
    It’s all their fault Putin.
  22. Rurikovich
    Rurikovich 30 November 2017 22: 02
    +1
    Um ..... what ... If we assume that, taking into account the decline in morals and the lowering of attention of the powerful to the Baltic Euro-six, the outflow of the population will increase, then in 30-40 years you can simply pick up empty land for yourself fellow What would not be gone repeat And repopulate winked
  23. afrikanez
    afrikanez 30 November 2017 22: 36
    0
    For it will be quiet and smooth, and God's grace, surrounded by NATO! lol Probably, Lithuania was dreaming about it, well, apparently, the whole EU.
  24. Cutter
    Cutter 30 November 2017 23: 05
    +1
    bouncyhunter,
    Exactly, Pasha, I say - you're a gesture ... uh ... fair! hi hi hi
  25. Normal ok
    Normal ok 30 November 2017 23: 24
    0
    Experts: Over thirty years, Lithuania will lose a third of residents
    \
    According to demographic data, during the same time, Russia will lose more than half of the Russians (((
    1. vovanpain
      vovanpain 30 November 2017 23: 41
      +3
      Quote: Normal ok
      during the same time, Russia will lose more than half of the Russians (((

      The question of such a colleague is how much will remain in 30 years in Ukraine what
  26. Zomanus
    Zomanus 1 December 2017 00: 02
    0
    Yes, everything is fine. The Soviet Union supported these countries,
    raised at his own expense. And now everything just comes back
    to the state that is natural for these countries.
  27. Kerensky
    Kerensky 1 December 2017 00: 03
    +1
    What are we discussing? Go to the source, the mouse will fall off ?! So I am now:
    The participants in the discussion on Lithuanian radio do not exclude

    And the news is built on this ?! Wipe the monitors from drooling! Not ashamed?
  28. master2
    master2 1 December 2017 00: 33
    0
    In Russia, they certainly will not be asked for hell to them this "happiness". Maybe with demographics they have bad stuff, but they live clearly better.
    1. LiSiCyn
      LiSiCyn 1 December 2017 00: 54
      +1
      And how do you know how they live ??? For example, I live 100 km from the border with Lithuania, and along the bay I’m 50 .. My aunt is there, married to a Lithuanian .. Salaries are at the Kaliningrad level, and prices (after switching to euro) are several times higher. Not for everything, but for much. I'm not talking about gasoline, gas and electricity .. Look at the congresses ...
  29. Dimmih
    Dimmih 1 December 2017 05: 19
    0
    What is it that some kind of Lithuania will lose, which is either there or not, its question is of 105th importance. The main question is what we will gain during this time. And Lithuania, what is Lithuania? They walk through the forest, swim in the sea.
    laughing
  30. CAT BAIYUN
    CAT BAIYUN 1 December 2017 09: 32
    +5
    The catastrophic situation with demographics for Dali, this elderly monkey, is an empty phrase. This is not the stuff that thinks ....
  31. prior
    prior 1 December 2017 11: 24
    0
    “Lithuania will lose a third of its inhabitants,” the NATO warriors cannot cope (they have a “machine gun” of the wrong system).
    And again, all the hope for Russia that the Russian soldiers will come in tanks and shuffle everything that moves.
    You look, then there will be someone to go to new schools ...