PP Spokesperson Defends "Change" the Public Pension System in a "Valent" Way because "It Will Pet"
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PP leader links the future of pensions to the reforms of a government led by Alberto Núñez Feijóo
The popular deputy defends in a podcast “being brave when it comes to making decisions”
Feijóo promises to revalue pensions with the CPI but apostille that “young people have the right to a viable public pension system” Vox defends a reform towards the privatization of pensions and considers the current public system to be dead The PP wants to “change the model” of pensions in a “valuable” way if it reaches the government. The party’s parliamentary spokesman, Ester Muñoz, said Tuesday in an interview in a podcast that the public pe…
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noticiasdegipuzkoa.eusThe PSOE has accused the PP of wanting to "privatize" pensions and demand new "sacrifices" from retirees if it arrives at the government of Spain after the November 29 elections. The criticisms respond to the statements of the popular spokesperson in Congress, Ester Muñoz, who said this Tuesday that the system "will collapse", defended that "the current model must be changed" and asked "to be courageous when it comes to making decisions".
In the middle of the electoral campaign The Popular Party (PP) has placed the financial viability of pensions at the center of the political debate, warning about the need to undertake profound changes and far-reaching reforms, which always translate into cuts to current or future pensions, before a system they consider unsustainable.
The Popular Party (PP) is taking advantage of the pre-election campaign to make clear its claim to dismantle the pension system as we know it. Several authorized voices from Genoa have slipped in recent days its intention to undertake change that affects the almost ten million pensioners and those who approach the retirement age. The last to pronounce has been Esther Muñoz, who has not hesitated to charge against the system and warn the boomers …
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