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Argentina Births Plunge 46% in 9 Years, Reflecting Economic and Social Shifts

Argentina's annual births fell from 770,040 in 2015 to 413,135 in 2024, a 46% drop. Experts attribute the decline to delayed motherhood, economic and labor instability, and changing family priorities. This demographic shift has long-term implications for labor supply, pension sustainability, and economic growth.

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