Argentina poverty rate

GOP Considers SNAP Cuts in Deficit Reduction Plan: Attack on the Poor?

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Argentina’s Poverty Rate Falls to 36.8%, Sparking Debate

Argentina’s poverty rate, peaking at 52.9 percent in the first half of 2024, has shown improvement, according to various reports. Estimates place the rate as low as 36.8 percent by year’s end, driven by decreased inflation and wage recovery. However, experts caution against complacency, citing a worsening of scarcity and the risk of entrenched poverty amongst low-income groups. While differing methodologies yield slightly varying results, all reports indicate a significant decrease in poverty from its recent peak. The official figures will be released in mid-March.

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