Mexico: 7,887 births to girls aged 10-14 in 2025, 22 daily

Mexico recorded 7,887 births to girls aged 10-14 in 2025, averaging 22 per day, as highlighted in the 'Niñas Sí, Madres No' manifesto. The figure underscores persistent child pregnancy rates, likely linked to sexual violence and limited access to reproductive health services. The data is official but the manifesto's context suggests advocacy for policy change.