context: The population of Argentina has multiplied several times over the past century, and this is the result of frequent emigration. According to the statistics of 2001, the population reached 36,260,130 million, and the percentage of people of European descent rises among the population, where they constitute the majority by up to 90% of the population. About 25 million people, [105] and 15% are Hispanic then other European nationalities, about 70% live in cities, and about 75% of the population live in the rich province of Alimia. There are minorities from the American and Indian community. It is also home to a large group of Arab origins, especially from Syria, Lebanon and Palestine, which have a prominent presence. Perhaps the most prominent one is former President Carlos Menem, son of Syrian expatriates.
question: What is the population of Argentina?
answers.text: 36,260,130