Cada vez hay menos niños en Argentina y el Gobierno culpa al progresismo
In 2024, only 413,000 children were born in Argentina, almost half the number born in 2014. The decline in the birth rate is attributed to factors such as improved contraception, cultural shifts, and economic uncertainty. President Javier Milei blames the low birth rate on progressive policies. A member of his party argues that the government, despite cuts to education and healthcare, is trying to counteract this decline.
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