There Are Poorer and Worse Living Conditions According to Indec
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It arises from the measurement of the Indec Living Conditions of households that shows how 30 million people live, of which 9.7 million are poor
The figure is equivalent to 4.8 million households in the 31 agglomerates surveyed by the INDEC. In addition, 10.7 million people depend exclusively on the public health system and almost half of those under 18 have no social work or prepaid work. Read more
An official report from the first half of 2026 on 31 urban agglomerates detailed the living conditions of more than 10 million households and revealed the main gaps in access to the gas, running water and sewage network.
35.5 per cent of the population of the country's main urban agglomerates depend exclusively on the public health system; the figure represents 10,692,000 people and reflects one of the main social gaps presented in the last report of the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (Indec), for the first half of 2026; the survey also showed that 1,037,000 people live in critical overcrowding, while more than 5.5 million do not own the housing t…
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