The Executive Branch has communicated the possibility of making significant modifications during this second debate of the Assembly regarding issues such as increasing the retirement age, optimizing resources, and managing investments in the Social Security Fund (CSS).
During the session, various proposals included in bill 163 were debated, addressing fundamental issues for the country's social security system. Among the most prominent topics being considered for adjustment is the proposal to raise the retirement age, with the aim of ensuring the long-term financial sustainability of the CSS.
The debate also focused on the need to optimize the use of available resources and improve the efficiency in the management of investments made by the Social Security Fund. These aspects are considered fundamental to ensure adequate care for insured individuals and retirees, as well as to strengthen the social security system as a whole.
In this context, the importance of finding a balance between measures that ensure the financial viability of the system and the impact these may have on the population was emphasized, especially at a time of economic uncertainty like the current one.
In the words of one of the representatives present at the session: "It is essential that the decisions made regarding the reform of the social security system are carefully analyzed and reached by consensus, with the aim of ensuring that the most appropriate measures are taken to protect the interests of citizens and secure the long-term sustainability of the system."
