Mexico's urban cores shrink as millions relocate to peripheries

Urban expansion in Mexico is driving population decline in the centers of 70 cities, with millions moving to peripheral areas. This shift reflects broader demographic and housing trends, potentially straining infrastructure and services on city outskirts. The long-term implications for urban planning and economic productivity remain uncertain.

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