It's a Country for the Old. The Anger of Young People Explained by Demographics

The demographic shift in Italy shows a significant decline in the youth population, with those under 24 years old dropping from 41.5% in 1968 to 21.7% today. This change has led to increased frustration among young people, who feel marginalized in a society that prioritizes older generations. The article explores the implications of this demographic trend on social and political dynamics, highlighting the challenges faced by the youth in a country increasingly dominated by older citizens.