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Medellín Ages Against a Clock: Is the City Ready for a Future with More Grandparents than Children?

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The region faces a historic demographic change: by 2042 there will be 222 more for every 100 children, demanding new policies of autonomy and care.
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Medellín Ages Against a Clock: Is the City Ready for a Future with More Grandparents than Children?

The region faces a historic demographic change: by 2042 there will be 222 more for every 100 children, demanding new policies of autonomy and care.

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El Tiempo broke the news in on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
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