Frente Amplio Proposes to Set Retirement at 65 Years and Guarantee Pensions Equal to or Above the Minimum Wage
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Frente Amplio proposes that no pension be below the SMI and set the maximum retirement age at 65 years
Frente Amplio proposes to finance the matching of the minimum pension and the SMI with a tax of 2% on large fortunes and a higher taxation of large companies
The coalition of leftist Frente Amplio has proposed this Saturday, October 24, to "effectively" recover the retirement age at age 65 and that no pension should be lowered from the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI), currently set at 1,221 euros per month.These are two proposals that Frente Amplio has put forward during its attendance at the demonstration in defense of public pensions, convened in Madrid by the state coordinator for the defense…
The left-wing coalition has put the cost of these at about 10 billion a year each.
Frente Amplio announces it at the demonstration in Madrid and accuses PP and Vox of wanting to cut
Pensioners from different parts of Spain have demonstrated this Saturday in Madrid to demand decent pensions, better salaries and access to affordable housing, in a mobilization called by the State Coordinator for the Defense of the Public Pension System (Coespe) in which the tenant union has also participated. The demonstration has [...] The Pensioners entry manifests in Madrid to claim decent pensions, better salaries and access to housing apa…
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