Reportan caída de la fecundidad a 1.2 por mujer

The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) has released key findings from the 2025 Intercensal Survey, revealing that Mexico is undergoing accelerated population aging, marked by a rise in the median age and a simultaneous decline in fertility. This demographic transition entails profound structural changes in society, affecting the age composition and family dynamics at the national level. There is marked regional heterogeneity: states such as Chiapas maintain younger populations and high fertility rates, whereas cities like Mexico City (CDMX) exhibit a more mature demographic profile with low birth rates. This disparity underscores the importance of disaggregating data to understand local realities, as public policies must be tailored to vastly different demographic contexts within the same country. The relevance of this information for *open data* lies in the transparency and public access to detailed data on health, education, and the economy. By democratizing demographic information, it facilitates academic research, strategic government planning, and accountability, enabling civil society to analyze and critique social trends based on verifiable, detailed, and official evidence.

Source: cuartopoder.mx
Published on 2026-10-13

Reportan caída de la fecundidad a 1.2 por mujer

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