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Spain to Approve Pension Increase 'as Soon as Possible', but Not Before December

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Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo believes it may be possible to approve the pay rise while still in office, but sees no scope for doing so before the elections

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Pensions have broken into the pre-election campaign. At stake: more than 9.5 million votes. The government is using revalorization with the IPC as one of its biggest...

·Madrid, Spain
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The government plans to approve the revaluation of pensions of 2026 before the end of the year. Sánchez does not clarify whether the increase will be before or after 29N. The entry Pedro Sánchez confirms the revaluation of pensions in 2026: the increase will arrive before the end of the year was first published in Qué!.

IN 30 SECONDS What has happened? Pedro Sánchez and the first vice president, Carlos Córdoba, have placed the revaluation of pensions according to the CPI before the end of the year, predictably already in December and with the government in office after the general elections of 29-N. Who is behind it? The president of the government and the Minister of Economy, who claim a technical motive: the inflation figure does not arrive in time to approve…

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Moncloa broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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