Spain's Social Security warns full retirement at 67 is hard for most workers

Spain's Social Security agency acknowledges that most workers cannot maintain full work capacity until the statutory retirement age of 67, which applies to those with less than 38.5 years of contributions. The statement highlights a growing gap between legal retirement age and actual labor market conditions, potentially fueling political debate over pension reform. The claim is based on an official acknowledgment, but the underlying data and policy implications remain unclear.

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