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Denmark Raises Retirement Age to 70

The Danish Parliament passed a law raising the retirement age to 70 for those born after December 31, 1970, in a phased approach reaching 68 by 2030 and 69 by 2035, reflecting broader European concerns about aging populations and pension sustainability.

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Mexico City Offers Concessions in Ongoing Teacher Strike

After a Wednesday meeting yielded no agreement, Mexico City's government offered a gradual reduction in teachers' retirement age, which the CNTE union deemed insufficient; protests continue, but talks remain open, aiming to resolve the dispute over the 2007 ISSSTE pension reform.

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Denmark Raises Retirement Age to 70, Germany Considers Similar Reforms

Denmark raised its retirement age to 70, effective for those born after 1970, passing 81-21 in parliament to address pension system sustainability; Germany considers similar reforms due to its aging population and underfunded pension system.

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Indonesia's Proposed Civil Servant Retirement Age Hike Sparks Debate

Korpri proposed raising Indonesia's civil servant retirement age to 70 years, aiming to improve expertise and careers, but facing criticism for potentially hindering younger civil servants' advancement and burdening the national budget.

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Paris Riot Police Officers Convicted in Protest Assault Case

Two Paris riot police officers received suspended prison sentences for assaulting a protester on March 21, 2023, during a demonstration against pension reforms; video evidence showed the officers striking a fleeing man, resulting in injuries and charges of intentional violence.

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Spain Reports Record-High Employment Figures in April

Spanish Minister Elma Saiz announced record-high employment figures exceeding 21.8 million affiliates in April, attributing the success to government policies such as labor reform, European funds, and measures to reduce electricity costs, while also highlighting improvements in employment across dif...

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RN Party Reconsiders Stance on Retirement Capitalization

The French National Rally (RN) party is reconsidering its opposition to retirement capitalization, influenced by its alliance with Eric Ciotti's UDR and internal discussions, potentially leading to a policy shift.

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Panama's Governance Crisis: Nationwide Protests and Repression

Widespread protests in Panama against pension reforms, a US military agreement, and mine reopening have paralyzed key sectors, revealing deep-seated inequality and governmental overreach, leading to a governance crisis.

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Bank of Spain Shifts Pension Analysis Responsibility to Airef Amidst Restructuring

The Governor of the Bank of Spain, José Luis Escrivá, transferred responsibility for pension analysis to the Airef, citing their superior expertise and the recent restructuring of the Bank's research department, which included the resignation of the director and a reduction of 200 staff members. The...

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CNTE Protests Threaten Mexico's Historic Judicial Elections

Mexico's upcoming judicial elections on June 1st are overshadowed by protests from the CNTE teachers' union demanding the repeal of the 2007 ISSSTE pension law, leading to accusations of boycott attempts and a high-stakes political battle.

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Delayed Retirements Bolster Spain's Pension System Amidst Financial Strain

In Spain, the rising number of delayed retirements, reaching 11.2% in the first two months of 2024 (over 7,150), is a key factor in addressing the financial stability of the pension system, currently facing a €126.173 billion debt, while also facing pressure to establish reduced retirement coefficie...

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Denmark Sets Highest Retirement Age in Europe at 70

Denmark's parliament voted to raise the retirement age to 70 for those born after 1970, becoming the first European country to set its national retirement age beyond the 60s, aiming to ensure long-term welfare system financial stability.

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