José Eustáquio Alves
José Eustáquio Alves is a Brazilian demographer known for his extensive research on religious demographics in Brazil. He has previously predicted that evangelicals would surpass Catholics in the country's population by 2032, a projection he has recently revised to 2050 due to new data indicating a decline in the growth rate of evangelicalism. Alves attributes this slowdown to a growing disillusionment among believers with the political entanglements of religious institutions and the negative exposure surrounding certain church leaders.
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Brazil:
José Eustáquio Alves is a retired researcher from IBGE who explains the migration trends in São Paulo.
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Brazil:
José Eustáquio Alves highlights the impact of changes in fertility rates on women's access to education and income.
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Liechtenstein:
José Eustáquio Alves discusses the reasons behind the migration trends in Brazil, particularly the decline of São Paulo as a migration hub.
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Liechtenstein:
José Eustáquio Alves is a demographer who highlights the growth of agribusiness and the shift towards remote work as factors influencing migration.
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Brazil:
José Eustáquio Alves had to revise his projection that evangelicals would surpass Catholics by 2032.
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Brazil:
José Eustáquio Alves had to revise his projection about evangelicals surpassing Catholics in Brazil.
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