Latest posts from @the.world.in.maps on Instagram
🗺️ | Maps
📊 | Data
🏛 | Politics
💵 | Economy
What they post about
The account 'The World in Maps' focuses on various aspects of mapping, including historical population densities and their implications. It explores the intersection of religion and national identity through national anthems across Europe. Additionally, it discusses linguistic variations in food terminology and highlights global migration patterns and population distribution inequalities. The content is data-driven and emphasizes the significance of maps in understanding political and economic contexts.
Recent posts
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The Eagle’s Many Meanings Across National Flags
Eight national flags feature an eagle, a symbol associated with strength, sovereignty and power. From Mexico to Zambia, its meaning varies, drawing on heraldry, national legends, independence movements and local wildlife.
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Post Claims Broad Electoral Shift in Brazil
A post comparing Brazil’s 2022 and purported 2026 first-round results says 5,498 municipalities shifted toward Flávio Bolsonaro, against 57 toward Lula. Its arrows indicate changes in vote share, not which candidate won each municipality.
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Post Envisions a Rightward Turn in South America
A comparison of South American governments in December 2023 and a projected November 2026 suggests the region could shift toward the right. The forecast depends in part on a hypothetical victory for Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil.
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Post Maps Claimed Decline in Lula’s Support
A post comparing Brazil’s 2022 election with purported 2026 results says Lula’s vote share fell in 25 of 27 states. It highlights claimed shifts in Minas Gerais and Tocantins, alongside hundreds of municipalities said to have moved from Lula to Flávio Bolsonaro.
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Brazil Election Post Highlights Regional Divides
A post describing a purported Brazilian first round says Flávio Bolsonaro led Lula despite polls suggesting otherwise. It points to a claimed shift in Minas Gerais, continued support for Lula in the Northeast and abstention of about 21.1%.
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