La natalidad en Italia se desploma a mínimos históricos y baja por primera vez de 400.000 neonatos
Italy’s annual number of births has fallen below 400,000 for the first time, marking a historic low since the country’s unification. This demographic shift reflects a stark imbalance in which deaths significantly outnumber births, driven by population aging and a shrinking cohort of women of reproductive age. As a result, the national population declined despite positive net migration, highlighting a severe structural challenge. The aging trend has tripled the number of centenarians, while life expectancy shows only a modest recovery in the post-pandemic period, insufficient to offset the overall population contraction. This data is crucial for open data initiatives, as it underscores the need for transparent and accessible statistical repositories. Reliable public datasets enable researchers and policymakers to monitor such critical socioeconomic trends, fostering informed decisions regarding healthcare, pension systems, and long-term social sustainability.
Source: elimparcial.esPublished on 2023-04-08
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