SLOVENIA - Slovenia needs to "urgently" overhaul its pension system to prevent an increase in borrowing costs and help maintain long-term fiscal stability, the International Monetary Fund said.
"A rejection of the pension reform would be a negative element for the credit assessment agencies," Antonio Spilimbergo, head of the Washington-based lender's mission to Slovenia, told reporters in...
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