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Google Search: Where the Citizens of B&H would love to live?

Published: February 7, 2016
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citizensAccording to Google, citizens of B&H would like to live in Canada, the USA and Germany.

Google search results have shown that the citizens of B&H would like the most to live in Canada.

After Canada, the majority of citizens of B&H who want to leave their homeland, would prefer to live in the United States of America (USA), Germany and Australia.

If you go to Google and enter the term “I want to live in”, they’ll give you, respectively, the following results: “I want to live in Canada, I want to live in America, I want to live in Germany and I want to live in Australia.”

Data by the Union for Sustainable Return and Integration in B&H (UZOPI) showed that nearly 68,000 citizens left B&H from 2013 to 2015. Also, according to estimations by the Institute for Youth Development KULT, around 150,000 young people left B&H in the period from 1995 to 2012.

(Source: faktor.ba)

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