The discussion on the reforms to the Social Security Fund (CSS) resumed with the approval of the second debate of the project. At this stage, it was decided not to increase the retirement age and it was established that the funds of the CSS will continue to be managed by banks.
During the debate, the importance of ensuring the financial sustainability of the social security system in Panama was highlighted. The legislators carefully analyzed the proposed conditions in the project and reached a consensus on the management of the CSS funds.
Regarding the retirement age, it was argued that there was no need to raise it at this time, as the adopted measures are considered sufficient to maintain the balance of the system. In addition, the importance of protecting the interests of the affiliates and pensioners of the CSS was emphasized.
One of the most relevant decisions made during the debate was the confirmation that the funds of the CSS will continue to be managed by banks. This measure aims to maintain transparency and efficiency in the management of social security resources.
In summary, the second debate of the reform project for the CSS concluded with the approval of important decisions aimed at ensuring the stability and proper functioning of the social security system in Panama.
