US EditionRetirement: What Happened to Purchasing Power in the Milei Era and What Is the Average Paid by the Anses
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The assets went up more than the prices measured by the Indec; however, by the freezing of the bonus, with the minimum income passed the opposite; how much was recovered and how much was lost, as the case may be, and how much do those who did not adhere to moratoriums and did so perceive
The recomposition of retirements 7.2% and the bonus that amounts to $40,000 will be minimal, with an impact of 0.7% of GDP. But Milei wants to veto it the same, in the week that he paid millions of dollars to debt speculators. In the streets, facing repression and achieving the solidarity of other sectors in struggle and broad sectors of society, the retirees twisted his arm to the government. It is necessary to fight now against the veto and ad…
On Thursday the Senate passed the law that raises the minimum retirement of the Anses to $331,000 and increases the provisional bonus to $110,000, in addition to extending the moratorium for those who did not complete 30 years of contributions. The rule was approved with 52 votes in favor and 4 abstentions, with the support of Peronism, the UCR, provincial parties and a sector of the PRO, surpassing two thirds of the body. According to News Arge…
This is an opposition-driven bill rejected by the ruling party, which provides for an increase of 7.2% and raises the monthly bonus from $70,000 to $110,000. The ruling party anticipated that it would challenge the session on the grounds that it was invalid. With 42 affirmative votes, 17 negative votes and 3 abstentions, the opposition managed to impose itself with the support of Peronist, radical senators, a PRO representative and provincial bl…
The Senate managed to approve the bill that changes the monthly income of retirees. The initiative, driven by opposition blocs, establishes a 7.2% monthly increase in all assets, updates to $110,000 the bonus for those who receive the minimum and extends the previsional moratorium until 2027. If President Javier Milei does not exercise the veto, as he anticipated he will do, the minimum retirement would go up to $441,567.62 since August. The new…
In a session full of political symbolism, the Senate of the Nation gave Javier Milei’s government a hard setback on Thursday: it unanimously approved the law that establishes a 7.2% increase in retirements, a measure promoted by the opposition and resisted by the ruling party. The general vote was forceful: 52 affirmative votes, 4 abstentions and no rejection. Thus, the project driven mainly by Union by the Homeland became law in the middle of a…
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