The basic food basket rose 3.5% in October, and a family needed $1.7 million to avoid poverty
The basic food basket rose 3.5% in October, and a family needed $1.7 million to avoid poverty
The report reveals a significant increase in the cost of living, raising the poverty and extreme poverty thresholds. This underscores the urgency of transparent data to monitor the real socioeconomic impact. The availability of open information is key to understanding and addressing the growing vulnerability of households.
Source: apfdigital.com.arPublished on 2026-11-14
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