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Brussels does not believe in Escriva: its pension reform will force an adjustment of €12 billion

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The pension reform designed by the then minister José Luis Escrivá will cause a notable imbalance in public accounts and Spain will be the country where pension spending will increase the most, 3.6 points of GDP by 2070, according to the annual report on aging published by the European Commission.

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Brussels does not believe in Escriva: its pension reform will force an adjustment of €12 billion

14 days ago·Spain

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Brussels commits to pension reform and calls for an adjustment of more than EUR 11 billion

The European Commission has published its updated forecasts of pension expenditure in Spain until 2070 after the recent reform driven by the social security ministry, José Luis Escrivá. And the results advocate that the exemption clause, an automatic adjustment mechanism imposed by Brussels and legislated in the reform, of 0.8 percentage points of GDP, which is equivalent to more than 11 billion.

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El Debate

Brussels knocks down government pension reform: there will be an adjustment of billions

The Commission finds that the mechanisms approved by Escrivá only 'partly' compensate for the strong increase in expenditure resulting from linking pensions...

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El Mundo

Brussels Varapalo to pension reform: it will increase expenditure by 3.6 points and will require an adjustment of 12 billion

The pension reform approved in Spain under the Recovery Plan will increase the expenditure of the system by 3.6 points from 2022 to 2070, according to a report on the...

14 days ago·Madrid, Spain

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Brussels calls for an adjustment of €11.7 billion to increase pension expenditure

The European Commission expects this amount to be raised to 14.1% of GDP annually, 0.8 points above the maximum set by the Escrivá reform The estimate is provisional; the final figure will be known when Airef updates its income forecast This is what pensions will rise for 2024 The IMF asks Spain for a fiscal consolidation plan with an adjustment of some 44 billion until 2028

14 days ago·Seville, Spain

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Brussels does not believe in Escriva: its pension reform will force an adjustment of €12 billion

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Brussels does not believe in Escriva: its pension reform will force an adjustment of €12 billion

Brussels does not believe in Escriva: its pension reform will force an adjustment of €12 billion

Brussels commits to pension reform and calls for an adjustment of more than EUR 11 billion

Brussels commits to pension reform and calls for an adjustment of more than EUR 11 billion

Brussels knocks down government pension reform: there will be an adjustment of billions

Brussels knocks down government pension reform: there will be an adjustment of billions

Brussels Varapalo to pension reform: it will increase expenditure by 3.6 points and will require an adjustment of 12 billion

Brussels Varapalo to pension reform: it will increase expenditure by 3.6 points and will require an adjustment of 12 billion

Brussels calls for an adjustment of €11.7 billion to increase pension expenditure

Brussels calls for an adjustment of €11.7 billion to increase pension expenditure

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