Overview
- Luciano Laspina, executive director of the policy institute CIPPEC, said pension reform is one of Argentina’s most pressing tasks.
- He warned that the birth rate has dropped steeply, which is increasing pressure on a system with rising costs as the population ages.
- He urged broad political agreement to advance changes he called socially sensitive and essential for long-term stability.
- Laspina noted the topic sits on the government’s agenda and said CIPPEC is in contact with ministries on social and education work.
- He described an economy growing at two speeds, with winners and lagging sectors, and argued reform should aim for a fairer and more inclusive system.