In Mexico 80% of People Have Reduced Their Spending on Food to Pay for Their Housing
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In Mexico, eight out of every 10 people reported reducing food and health spending over the past year in order to pay for housing, exceeding the overall average of 75 percent, says the study One Home, but at what cost?, by Habitat for International Humanity (HPHI), in which more than 30,000 people participated in 22 countries, including ours.
In Mexico, 8 out of 10 people, or 80 percent, report having reduced at least one expenditure on food or avoided medical care.
Mexico City, 5 Oct (EFE).- In Mexico 8 out of 10 people, or 80%, report having reduced at least one spending on food or avoided medical care during the last year to be able to pay for their housing, said Monday a world study on housing.In the framework of World Day [...] The entry In Mexico 80% of people have reduced their spending on food to pay for their housing was first published in HolaNews.
Eight out of 10 people surveyed reduced at least one spending over the past year to cover their housing costs; 36% turned to their savings and 34% took on additional work
The report, said the organization, reveals how housing influences their quality of life, their health, their financial situation, their stability and their future opportunities, highlighting what people have to sacrifice to pay for a housing The entry In Mexico 80% of people have reduced their spending on food to pay for their housing was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
In Mexico, eight out of ten people reduced, delayed or avoided spending on food, health or other essential items to be able to pay for their housing, surpassing the overall average of 75 percent, according to Lacmi Rodríguez national executive director of Habitat for Humanity Mexico. Housing situation of the...
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