In 1990, the population peaked above the 200,000 mark. Santa Cruz de Tenerife and the city of سان کریستوبال د لا لاقونا form a continuous urban area, with a combined population of over 380,000 inhabitants. Ethnically, the population is mainly from the Spanish Peninsula, primarily from Málaga and Granada, with some mix of the island's original inhabitants, the قوان‌چی‌‌لر. There has been some Latin American immigration (especially from Cuba and Venezuela) as well as from both Northern and Sub-Sahara Africa. There are also important historical minorities such as Indians (Sindhi), Koreans (see Koreans in Spain) and, more recently, روسلار. The majority of the population professes the کاتولیک کلیساسی religion, but there are also small communities of Hindus and موسلمانs. In Santa Cruz de Tenerife, crime has decreased in recent years and the city has gained a reputation for tolerance among its inhabitants. In fact, Santa Cruz de Tenerife was the first city of the Canary Islands to display the rainbow flag alongside the flag of the City Council, in June 2008.