Brazil's elected president faces pension reform challenge as INSS sustainability worsens

Brazil's incoming administration inherits a deteriorating pension system, pressured by an aging population, high labor informality, and minimum-wage indexation. The new government will need to rebalance the INSS, but the political feasibility of another major reform is uncertain. This matters because pension spending is a key driver of Brazil's fiscal trajectory and market confidence.

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