Countrymen are aging and remittances are affected

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Charlene Dominguez

Mexico City (August 13, 2025) - 5:00 a.m.

A similar situation occurred in May, where although remittance income totaled $5.36 billion, this represented a 4.6 percent annual decline. In June, the decline was 16.2 percent annual, at $5.201 billion.

A similar situation occurred in May, as although remittance income totaled $5.36 billion, this represented a 4.6 percent annual contraction. In June, the decline was 16.2 percent annual, at $5.201 billion. Credit: Special

Demographic changes in the Mexican migrant population, which has been aging, are the main factor contributing to the slowdown in remittances , highlighted the Center for Latin American Monetary Studies ( Cemla ).