Reducción de pobreza corresponde a ingresos propios

The article reveals that the reduction in extreme poverty in Mexico between 2016 and 2024 resulted primarily from increased personal earnings rather than social programs. In fact, many households in extreme poverty remain excluded from these benefits, indicating that current distribution mechanisms fail to reach the most vulnerable populations effectively. This insight is crucial for open data because it highlights a critical gap between public spending and actual impact. By making detailed disaggregated data on program coverage and income levels publicly available, researchers and citizens can verify official claims, identify systemic exclusion patterns, and demand more evidence-based policies that truly target the poorest sectors rather than relying on aggregate statistics that may obscure underlying inequalities.

Source: cuartopoder.mx
Published on 2025-10-03

Reducción de pobreza corresponde a ingresos propios

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