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Birth Rates Plummet in Rome and Lazio: Why There's a Third Fewer Children in Nursery Schools

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Fewer and fewer babies are being born in Rome and Lazio. The Ministry of Health's latest report on the Certificate of Assistance at Birth (Cedap) for 2025 paints a worrying picture. Lazio, in fact, ranks third among the regions with the lowest birth rate...
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Birth Rates Plummet in Rome and Lazio: Why There's a Third Fewer Children in Nursery Schools

Fewer and fewer babies are being born in Rome and Lazio. The Ministry of Health's latest report on the Certificate of Assistance at Birth (Cedap) for 2025 paints a worrying picture. Lazio, in fact, ranks third among the regions with the lowest birth rate...

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RomaToday broke the news on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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