With the increase in prices at risk of poverty 300 thousand families

With an inflation rate between 12 and 14% the families that would slip towards the area of ​​poverty are about 300 thousand

bringing the total number of

This can be read in a research by Tecne' according to which inflation would drag another 400,000 families into a situation of near-poverty, bringing the households in intermittent poverty to 2.4 million.

Vulnerable families or those hovering between normality and poverty would grow by 600,000 units, rising from 2:8 to 3.4 million

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Overall, the area of ​​traditional poverty, that of quasi-poverty and vulnerability would grow overall by five points,