Chile eyes higher retirement age for women

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CHILE - The Presidential Advisory Council on Pension Reform has proposed increasing the retirement age for women from 60 to 65 as part of its final report on pension reform.

The 15-member council has for the last four months been developing the proposals and chairman Mario Marcel yesterday delivered the report to president Michelle Bachelet. Among the proposals were...

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