The global decline in births is “along with the increase in life expectancy”, but according to reports from ECLAC and the World Bank, “historically, our country has had a low birth rate compared to other countries in the region.” Today it is 45% and there are multiple causes. Read more
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The global decline in births is “along with the increase in life expectancy”, but according to reports from ECLAC and the World Bank, “historically, our country has had a low birth rate compared to other countries in the region.” Today it is 45% and there are multiple causes. Read more