Mexico's 60+ population reaches 19.19 million, exposing fragmented elder care

Mexico's 2025 Intercensal Survey reveals 19.19 million people aged 60+, a demographic shift that strains fragmented care services. The data underscores an aging population with inadequate infrastructure, though specific policy responses remain unclear. This matters as it signals rising long-term healthcare and pension costs.

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