The discussion of reforms to the Social Security Fund remains on hold since the first block was voted on last Monday, January 20th. President José Raúl Mulino has urged lawmakers to expedite the discussion to have a law that guarantees the sustainability of the institution and the country.
In this context, it is expected that discussions will resume in the coming days and points of agreement will be sought to move forward with the reforms. So far, no exact date has been set to resume discussions, but it is anticipated to be soon.
Regarding this issue, President Mulino stated: "It is crucial to advance these reforms to ensure the well-being of our citizens and the stability of the Social Security Fund. We cannot postpone further decisions that are vital for the future of the country."
Given the urgency of the situation, various sectors of society have expressed their concerns and have urged legislators to prioritize this discussion. It is expected that in the coming days meetings will intensify and consensuses will be sought to achieve a satisfactory agreement for all parties involved.
In conclusion, the discussion of reforms to the Social Security Fund remains a priority topic on the political agenda of the country. It is essential to reach agreements that allow for strengthening the social security system and ensuring its long-term sustainability.
