Original sentence: Adding to this second and third generation Chileans living in Australia, the total Chilean-Australian population is around 45,000 persons.Around 2% of those live in Australia.Despite the small size of the Chilean community, they are held as examples of successful integration into Australia's primarily "Anglo-British" socio-cultural structure.It is estimated that 857,781 Chileans are living outside of Chile.The 2001 Australian Census recorded 23,370 Chile-born persons in Australia, although in the 2006 reference this number dropped to 23,305.The 2001 distribution of this population by State and Territory revealed the largest numbers were situated in New South Wales with 12,630, followed by Victoria with 6,670, Queensland with 1,310 and Western Australia with 1,220.The majority of Chileans have both European and Amerindian ancestry.The political and economic unrest that followed prompted many Chileans to flee the threat of socialism
Edited sentence: According to the same Census, 25,439 persons resident in Australia claimed Chilean ancestry, either alone or with another ancestry.Chile has contributed the largest number of Australian migrants out of any Latin American state.Chilean-born persons resided in Sydney (10,909), and a further 6,530 were in Melbourne.Despite its comparably small size, the Chilean community has successfully integrated itself into the Australian community.The 2006 Australian Census recorded 23,305 Chile-born persons resident in Australia, a slight decrease from the 23,370 persons recorded at the 2001 Census.The political and economic unrest that followed prompted many Chileans to flee the perceived threats against their interests