Divorcios, baja natalidad y soledad: así cambió la estructura familiar en Chile (EBB)

Chile leads the divorce rate in Latin America and is undergoing a profound transformation in the structure of its households. This is explained by sociologist Rodrigo Larraín, who warns that the rise of individualism, low social participation, and the loss of collective role models have weakened family and community ties. This new reality, marked by an increase in single-person households, a lower fertility rate, and a widespread sense of loneliness, poses significant challenges for the country's social and demographic future. Follow us on our social media: Instagram:   / biobiochile   Facebook:   / radiobiobio   Twitter:   / biobio   TikTok:   / biobiochile