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Feijóo Promises to "Ensure the Viability" of the Pension System and to Revalue It According to the CPI

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The PP president argues that if he governs, the economy will grow "in a healthy way" and not "through public spending," and has charged against the government's "absolutely speculative" housing policy.

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The Popular Party’s parliamentary spokesman, Ester Muñoz, has retracted her statements about the pension system, from which she said that she “is going to fire,” and has taken on the speech that Feijóo has introduced on the subject. “What I say in a colloquial podcast to young people is something that comes from AIREF reports, which says that even if the spending rule is met, the pension system is not guaranteed.” Muñoz now says that “pensions a…

Lean Left

Ester Muñoz (PP) assures that pensions are "innegotiable" and guarantees their continuity

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Lean Left

In all election campaigns, the issue of retirement pensions and their revalorization is often brought up as a central issue because of the problems that exist to cover their funding and because of the impact it has on the electorate - there are ten million beneficiaries. And in this case, Alberto Núñez Feijóo wanted to close this Thursday the debate on the PP’s position on pensions. “Pensions are innegotiable and it is over. They will be updated…

·Barcelona, Spain
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Lean Right

Body points to an acting decree, Sánchez charges against "the right and the far right" and Feijóo against the socialist leader: "He frozen pensions in Spain in 2011 with his favorable vote" Read

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The pension debate returns with force to just a month and a half of the general elections and makes it by hand with statements made by the Popular Party spokesman, Ester Muñoz. In them he stated that the model “is going to collapse” and announced that it would take “brave measures” to guarantee its sustainability. In an interview in the podcast Quórum explained that those who leave the labor market currently receive higher pensions, but that the…

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

The Socialists warn that the Popular Party intends to "privatize" the system

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20minutos broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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