The OECD, the Organisation for Economic co-operation and Development, has told Spain that it must reform its pensions system to prepare for the consequences of population ageing, although the economic situation is still favourable.
In its June policy brief, the OECD claims that Spain's recent reforms do not go far enough and that additional measures are needed to prepare the country for the effects of an ageing population. ...
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