Poverty Rises in Argentina and Affects Almost 15 Million People
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The poverty rate in Argentina rose in the first half of the year to 32.3%, in a context of acceleration in the rate of inflation that impacted the income of households and their ability to access basic goods and services. According to a report released this Thursday by the National Institute ... Continue reading "Poverty scale in Argentina with family income eaten by inflation"
While poverty affected 24.4 per cent of households in the first half of the year in Argentina, indigence reached 5.6 per cent of the core population and 7.5 per cent of the population, almost 3.5 million.
Buenos Aires, Sep 24 (EFE).- The poverty rate in Argentina rose in the first half of the year to 32.3%, in a context of acceleration in the rate of inflation that impacted the income of households and their ability to access basic goods and services. According to a published report [...] The entry The poverty scale in Argentina, with family income eaten by inflation was first published in HolaNews.
The index published by the Institute of Statistics (Induc) increased by 4 points over six months (28.2% at the end of 2025), and poverty hit almost three out of ten people in the third Latin American economy in the middle of the year. The poverty line in this country of 47 million inhabitants in August was almost 520,000 pesos (a little less than 300 euros) for an adult, for a basket of basic goods and services. The proportion of Argentines in e…
BUENOS AIRES (AP) — Argentina reported on Thursday an increase in poverty of 32.3% in the first half of the year as a result of a fall in income relative to inflation, raising new doubts about the impact of...
It grew in the first half of the year and stood at 32.3 percent, according to Indec. It rose 4.1 percentage points from the previous period and reached more than 15 million people in the country. Poverty in Argentina registered a rise and stood at 32.3 percent in the first semester. ... The entry The factory of poor people was not to be published first in Rosario.
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