Mexico's Population Surpasses 130 Million Even as Fertility Rate Falls
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The average age of the Mexican population increased three years in the recent five years, while the fertility rate continued to decline to the point that in Mexico City it is on average 0.8 children per woman of childbearing age.
The State of Mexico, Mexico City and Jalisco are the three most populous states, according to the Inegi Intercensal Survey.
Mexico City, Sep 22 (EFE).- The population of Mexico reached 130.9 million people in 2025, in the midst of a slowdown in population growth and an increase in the median age of its inhabitants, revealed Tuesday the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi). According to the results of the Survey [...] The entry Mexico exceeds 130 million inhabitants but slows its population growth was first published in HolaNews.
The Intercensal Survey 2025 reveals that the median age in Mexico rose to 32 years; a fall in the birth rate and a more "mature" country where there are fewer children.
Half of the population is over 32 years old and increased from 12 to 15 municipalities with more than a million inhabitants, highlighting the growth of García, Tlajomulco and Ciudad Juárez
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