Chile approves major pension reform

Chile's Congress approves reform to private pension system
Chile's Congress approved a reform to the country's controversial private pension system on Wednesday, clearing the way for the bill to be signed by President Gabriel Boric.
Chile Congress Gives Final Backing to Long-Sought Pension Reform
Chile’s Congress gave its final approval to a reform that will boost pensions for current and future retirees, handing President Gabriel Boric only a partial win following major concessions from his government.
Chile Approves Pension Reform to Boost Retirement Benefits
Chiles Congress has passed a landmark pension reform, set to be signed by President Gabriel Boric. The bill, approved with 110 votes in favor and 38 against, increases employer contributions, raises the guaranteed
Chile approves major pension reform after decade of deadlock
Chile’s congress has approved a landmark reform to its private pension system whose meagre payouts fuelled disruptive mass demonstrations six years ago that roiled the politics of the prosperous South American nation.
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Chile’s Senate approved a long-sought reform to raise pensions for current and future retirees, advancing the legislation to a crucial phase in the lower house before it would become law.
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