The National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) will publish on January 31 the first results of the National Census 2022, that should be processed in a maximum of 90 days and would be known in August of last year.
As indicated by the organization itself, The data will include the increases in consumer prices for 2022, the items that suffered the most increases and what is projected for 2023. Although the deadline for the publication of the final details of the census 2022 was set on January 18, It will be on the 31st of this month when you can access, at least, the provisional results.
The first information of census that the INDEC will announce will be the population by sex, according to province and department, party or commune. Also, details will be published on citizens residing in private homes and the number of families living on the streets, by province and department.
In addition, INDEC will reveal the number of households that exist in the country, according to the category, that is, private or collective. They also ensured that the data provisional will not include information on living conditions, income, number of families per household or access to health.
INDEC justified the delay in disseminating the data by saying that the “The agency’s priority is to publicize the reliable and robust” and anticipates that this task will be completed during the last quarter of the current year.
