According to the United Nations Development Programme, 17.6% of Mexicans (19.7 million for 2009) are below the poverty line. For comparison purposes, the US poor account for 13.2% of the population (39.8 million for 2009).
However, these statistics are a bit misleading. The nature of poverty varies among countries, and Mexico is no exception. According to Rob Cochran, from the International Journal of Humanities an Peace (Jan 1, 2006):
It is true there is a lot of poverty in Mexico, but one thing I've noticed is that even the poorest of people have a place to live, food to eat, and usually, some kind of way to earn a few pesos; whether it's washing windows, selling gum or bracelets, braiding hair, or playing music. In the states, with all its wealth and social programs, if you don't make enough money, if you're mentally ill, if you're disabled, or even if you just have bad credit, you are likely one paycheck away from living on the streets...
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80% of the people in Chad are in the poverty line.
There are many people in the world that write speeches about poverty. This is in hopes that others will understand the quality of life people who live in poverty have.
About 23 percent of people in South Africa live below the poverty line.
13% to 17% of all Americans live in absolute poverty in the U.S.
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600,534 people live in poverty in the US. hoped this helped you!
On the Central Mexican Plateau, which covers most of Mexico's territory.
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About 6.3% of the Swedish citizens live in poverty. Sweden has the least poverty in the world.
There are people living in poverty in all countries of the world.
According to the CIA, for 2013 48% of the Mexican population is considered to live in poverty conditions when compared against American standards. For comparison purposes, under the same definition, 15% of Americans live under the same poverty line.
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