Protests over Social Security Fund reform

The National Assembly of Panama discusses reforms to the Social Security Fund Law, while unions and teachers plan protests in opposition.


Protests over Social Security Fund reform

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The National Assembly is set to resume today the discussion of the reforms to the Organic Law of the Social Security Fund. Additionally, the participation of trade union and teacher groups in protests against this document is expected.

**Statement from a representative of the trade union and teacher groups:**

"We do not agree with the proposed reforms, as we believe they will negatively affect workers. It is important that our opinions are taken into account and that a consensus is sought that benefits all the sectors involved."