A national survey by El Financiero conducted in August in Mexico found that 48 percent of people aged 46 or older learned about a list of journalists presented by the president's legal advisor, compared to only 27 percent of those aged 18 to 29. ^[1] Regarding the news that the United States revoked the visa of Andrés Manuel López Beltrán, the son of former president López Obrador, 59 percent of people over 45 were aware of it versus only 20 percent of those aged 18 to 30. ^[2] About one in three Gen Z respondents and one in four millennials prefer open relationships with multiple partners, compared to 10% of baby boomers and 7% of Generation X. ^[3] Body+Soul, an Australian wellness media outlet, conducted its 2026 Sex Census survey of more than 2,100 Australians who have had sexual experience. ^[4] Generation X had the lowest sexual satisfaction rate at 58%, below the overall average of 75%. ^[5] The 2026 Sex Census found that about 75% of respondents are satisfied with their sex life, with about one in three saying they are very satisfied. ^[6] The survey data indicates that age is a more significant factor than social media usage in determining awareness of political news, as older groups consistently showed higher awareness across different topics. ^[7] When asked if the list of journalists was a valid effort or an intimidation tactic, the majority of people over 30 years old considered it a valid effort, while the majority of those under 30 viewed it as an attack on freedom of expression. ^[8]