Births in Mexico Fell 8.5% in 2024 and Spin Three Years Down

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Mexico recorded one million 672 thousand 227 births in 2024, 8.16 percent less than the previous year; moreover, it marked the second lowest figure since 1985, the year from which it has been registered, revealed figures from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi).

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Births in Mexico fell by 8.5% annually in 2024 to 1,672,227, resulting in three years of decline.

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The annual number of registered births in Mexico decreased by 32% in 10 years; by 2024 they totaled a mill n 672 thousand 227, report el Inegi.

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Fewer births were registered in Mexico during 2024. Or at least with respect to the previous year, according to the Statistics of Registered Births (ENR), published annually by the National Institute of Edtadistics and Geography (Inegi). The trend points to the decline. According to the figures, San Luis Potosí was barely placed above the national average. Here the analysis of statistics in the national and state context. How many people were bo…

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Staff/RG The registered birth rate for every thousand women of childbearing age (15 to 49 years) was 47.7; it decreased 4.5 compared to the previous year. Of the registered persons, 82.0% obtained their birth certificate before reaching one year. Chiapas presented the highest birth rate for every thousand women of childbearing age, with 86.7. Of the registered persons, 49.4 % were women and 50.6 % men. The Statistics on Registered Births (ENR) i…

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Births in Mexico fell 8.5% at an annual rate in 2024 to 1 million 672 thousand 227, resulting in three years of decline and the birth rate remains below prepandemia levels, reported the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi). Likewise, the birth rate decreased 4.5 points to 47.7 points [...]