The general results of the 2022 National Socioeconomic Profile Survey (Casen) have already been released. We were eagerly awaiting this information to find out whether the drop in social progress indicators as a result of the pandemic, which the previous survey (Casen 2020) showed, is ongoing or temporary. Visit Here : Kaf Techs
In this first analysis, we see that the numbers released indicate that the results of 2020 were temporary, due to the pandemic and the absence of adequate compensation policies, but in fact they were reversed in 2022, with 6.5% of the population living in poverty according to income. This is a value not only lower than that of 2020 (10.8%), but also lower than that of 2017, a year that we can consider normal, when this indicator was 8.6%.