Chile's Congress approves reform to private pension system

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Chile's Pension Reform: Balancing Individual Freedom and Social Security

Chile’s Congress has approved a landmark pension reform, marking a significant shift in the country’s retirement system. President Gabriel Boric secured this legislative victory after extensive negotiations with lawmakers and business leaders. The new law introduces a mixed pension system that combines contributions from the state, employers, and workers. This change addresses longstanding issues of […]

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Boric Notches a Win With Reform of Chile’s Pension System

Chile approved a major reform of its pension system, which for many critics had come to symbolize the flaws in the country’s economic model. The post Boric Notches a Win With Reform of Chile’s Pension System appeared first on World Politics Review.

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The 2023 pension reform caused more strikes in companies, but fewer than in 2010

Only 2.7% of companies with more than ten employees were affected by a work stoppage in the year of the social movement against the transition from the age of departure to 64. A sign of the intensity of the conflict, the number of days not worked has increased considerably.

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Chile Passes Bill To Reform Private Pension System

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Chile Congress Gives Final Backing to Long-Sought Pension Reform

Chile’s Congress gave its final approval to a reform that will boost pensions for current and future retirees, handing President Gabriel Boric a bittersweet win following major concessions from his government.

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Chile's Congress approves reform to private pension system

Chile's Congress approved a reform to the country's controversial private pension system on Wednesday, clearing the way for the bill to be signed by President Gabriel Boric.