A growing global trend reveals that young generations are increasingly choosing not to have children, a phenomenon observed not only in Bolivia but across the planet. Experts suggest this decision reflects current societal anxieties and uncertainties. According to a recent global report, six out of ten households worldwide no longer have children under the age of 18. This shift is attributed to a combination of factors, including heightened stress levels, pervasive anxiety, and significant economic uncertainty. Furthermore, a general distrust in the future and its stability plays a crucial role in influencing this life-altering decision. The nature of relationships is also evolving, becoming notably shorter-lived. What once took decades to build—such as a family, a career, or a major project—is now often measured in fleeting clicks, likes, and momentary instances. For many young individuals, prioritizing personal freedom has become paramount, especially in an era marked by increasing unpredictability.
1750287722 Los jóvenes de hoy ya no quieren tener hijos. Y no solo en Bolivia, esto está pasando en casi todos los rincones del planeta, pero, ¿por …
