The eradication of extreme poverty in Mexico is a realistic and achievable goal in the short and medium term, according to the latest Poverty and Equity Report on Mexico by the World Bank. The report, presented at the Faculty of Economics of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), outlines key poverty trends over the past two decades and identifies three priority intervention areas: fostering inclusive growth, enhancing social policies, and investing in infrastructure to reduce vulnerability.
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