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Dominican Republic economic stability and fiscal pressures

23 clusters · 155 sources · last updated

Latest: Central Bank of the Dominican Republic raises interest rate to 5.50%

The Dominican Republic continues to navigate a balance between macroeconomic stability and structural vulnerabilities. While growth projections remain around 4.5%, the economy faces mounting fiscal and inflationary press

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Spain advances disability and pension welfare reforms

196 clusters · 347 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain Congress begins processing bill to end early retirement pension penalties

Following the implementation of Real Decreto 416/2026, Spain has introduced expanded flexible retirement options, allowing retirees to work part-time between 33% and 80% of a standard jornada. Self-employed individuals (

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2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: Public service updates in Argentina and Ecuador

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Chile pension reform and benefit updates

8 clusters · 24 sources · last updated

Latest: IPS expands Universal Guaranteed Pension access to seniors aged 75+

In early July 2026, the Chilean government continued to examine the upcoming auction of 10% of non-pensioned affiliates of private pension fund administrators (AFP). Ministries of Finance and Labor weighed extending the

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Latin American pension fund regulatory developments

4 clusters · 16 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican labor groups reject Social Security reform proposal

Pension fund management and regulatory structures are undergoing scrutiny and reform in the Dominican Republic and Chile. In the Dominican Republic, the Commission for Risk Classification and Investment Limits (CCRyLI) c

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