The median age of Mexico's population increased from 29 to 32 years over the five-year period, according to data published this week.
Mexico's median age rose from 29 to 32 years between 2020 and 2025, according to data from Diario de Yucatán and jornada.com.mx, both filed on Sept. 23, 2026.
The average age of the Mexican population increased by three years over the most recent five-year period, jornada.com.mx reported. The figures point to a gradual aging trend in the country's demographic profile.
Two publishers carried the data, which covers the period through 2025. No further breakdown by state or age cohort was provided in the reports.
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