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2026 deve ser último ano de crescimento da população de Alagoas e Rio Grande do Sul antes de queda, prevê IBGE

January 3, 2026

Em 2026, dois estados brasileiros devem registrar o último ano de crescimento da população antes de uma sequência de queda no número de habitantes, segundo as projeções mais recentes do IBGE (Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística).
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