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The first vice president and minister of Economy, Carlos Cuerpo, assures that the increase in pensions in 2027 is guaranteed by law, despite the rejection of the PP and Vox, and hopes to approve the revaluation of the Minimum Interprofessional Wage before the elections on November 29. #Pensiones #SMI #Economía (translated)

Mona stated that, despite there being more than 12,000,000 pensioners in Spain, almost no one knew about point 52 of the VOX program. As she explained, the proposal suggested exempting contributory pensions from income tax as a matter of justice for those who had contributed throughout their working life, and she asked how many pensioners knew about it. #Pensiones #VOX #España (translated)

We must be brave when making decisions. Statements made by the spokesperson for the PP in Congress, Ester Muñoz, were made public, in which she said that her party has a great reform plan for pensions on the table, that the system is about to collapse (“burst”), and that “we must be brave when making decisions.” #pensiones #promesasrotas #EstadoDeBienestar (translated)

The article analyzes the impact of the statements and proposals of the opposition on the public pension system in Spain, emphasizing how these broken promises can affect voters' perceptions and political credibility in the pre-election context. #pensiones #promesasrotas #EstadoDeBienestar (translated)

There are not many in the Economics sections who, like @manelpereza.bsky.social, explain things as they are and not as the nepobabies of Icade and other temples of San Milton intend. The PP lost two elections they had won by stuttering about pensions. 1993 and 2023. They are going for another one. (translated)

Martin Varsavsky criticized the regularization of immigrants in Spain without requiring a work contract and the granting of the Minimum Living Income (IMV) to people who, as he wrote, had never worked. He also questioned the provision of unemployment benefits to those who stop working instead of sending them back home, and mentioned non-contributory pensions. Varsavsky argued that bringing in 700,000 immigrants a year, a third of whom are unemployed, when only 250,000 are needed, could open the door to social chaos. He added that the arrival of robots could leave many people without jobs. Regarding culture, he argued that if immigration was accepted because Spaniards were having few children, priority should be given to Hispanic people who spoke Spanish and loved Spain. #Inmigración #España #CaosSocial (translated)

Ramón Espinar said that the rally of the Leftist Coalition had gathered a large crowd in Usera, and he highlighted Emilio's involvement and that Ada had mentioned Federica Montseny. He also stated that Pedro Sánchez was standing out at a rally in Fuenlabrada, and referred to him dismissively. Espinar contrasted those events with what he described as a panorama of misery and negative feelings; he argued that Feijóo wanted to cut pensions and that Irene aspired to be a "Queen Mother." He concluded that they would win. #FrenteAmplio #Política #Unión (translated)

VOX stated that Santiago Abascal had rejected what he labeled as a hoax from Sánchez regarding pensions. According to Abascal, VOX had not proposed privatizing them, but rather maintaining the public system and ensuring its payment. He also stated that pensioners could be at ease and insisted that pensions would only be at risk if the current Government continued. #VOX #Pensiones #España (translated)

Carlos Cuerpo shared an interview with La Vanguardia in which, as he wrote, he addressed issues of public interest such as pensions, housing, and the minimum interprofessional wage, about which he stated that the Government was responding. https://t.co/H3lZedGQ1i #Entrevista #Gobierno #Ciudadanos (translated)

Yogulado summarized the electoral campaign attributing to the PP the warning that sacrifices would have to be made, to Vox the intention to privatize the pension system, and to the leftist parties a fear of uniting. He also mentioned "El Perro" and included a link. https://t.co/WpD5MOkdyB #Elecciones2023 #PolíticaEspaña #CampañaElectoral (translated)

The article analyzes how public pensions in Spain have been considered an economic problem for over 60 years, highlighting the political manipulation of this issue and the perception of its unsustainability, despite being a key element of the welfare state and social stability in the country. #Pensiones #EconomíaEspañola #EstadoDelBienestar (translated)

Carlos Cuerpo, first vice president and minister of Economy, assures in an interview that the increase in pensions is guaranteed by a law approved in 2021, which was opposed by the PP, and emphasizes the importance of maintaining the purchasing power of retirees regardless of changes in the government. #Pensiones #Economía #Gobierno (translated)

Are there public pensions? Yes. Are we going to guarantee them? Yes. Will they be increased according to the CPI? Yes. Issue resolved. The firefighter that Feijóo has turned to is his deputy secretary of Finance, Juan Bravo, who assured in an interview this Friday: "Are there public pensions? Yes. Are we going to guarantee them? Yes. Will they be increased according to the CPI? Yes. Issue resolved." #PP29N #pensiones #precampaña (translated)

The PP begins its pre-campaign for the elections on November 29 with setbacks, highlighting Feijóo's statements about the need for sacrifices and the revaluation of pensions, which has revived controversies over his commitment to this crucial issue for voters. #PP29N #pensiones #precampaña (translated)

He has done so by opening a debate on the viability of the pension system, following statements from spokesperson Ester Muñoz, in which she claimed that the pension system "is going to explode" and advocated for changing it in a "brave" manner. #EleccionesGenerales #PartidoPopular #Pensiones (translated)