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Registration of Births in Mexico Falls 27% in a Decade; 2025 Records the Second Lowest Level - El Sol De México

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The number of births and registrations is not the same, as not all records were necessarily made in the same year that babies were born and not all are registered.
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The number of births and registrations is not the same, as not all the records were necessarily made in the same year that babies were born and not all are registered Rafael García OEM-Report In 2025, a million 678 thousand 532 births were registered in Mexico, which represents a fall [...] The entry Registration of births in Mexico falls 27% in a decade; 2025 records the second lowest level (note by Rafael García in OEM-Reportex) was first pub…

Mexico’s demographic outlook is at a worrying turning point. Recent data reveal a 27% drop in birth registration over the last decade, a trend that has led to 2025 to record the second lowest level in recent history. In 2025, a million 678 thousand 532 births were registered in Mexico, according to Inegi’s data. Despite a slight increase in birth registration last year, the Statistics of Registered Births (ENR) reveals that that that year was th…

The number of births and registrations is not the same, as not all records were necessarily made in the same year that babies were born and not all are registered.

In 2025, 1 million 678 532 births were registered in Mexico; the national rate was 47.7 per thousand women aged 15 to 49, as in 2024.

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Proceso broke the news in Mexico on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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