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They Agree to Make Changes to the Law to Make the Ipejal Pension Fund Viable
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Guadalajara, Jalisco. The Fund of the Institute of Pensions of the State of Jalisco (Ipejal) is about to collapse. The pensions of 53,600 retirees are at risk. Therefore, several legislators and the agency’s own director, Juan Partida Morales, agreed that the government of Jalisco and the local Congress must act to give “perennial viability” to the payment of retirees. According to the Jalisco government, the Pension Fund has only money left to …
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