An actuarial projection by IPS indicates that the ratio of contributors to retirees will fall from 9.6 to about three by 2050, while reserves would begin to be used in 2036 and could be exhausted around 2046 without corrective measures.
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DNIT is studying a review of tax benefits for corporate reserves and electric vehicles and a change to the tax on tirzepatide, while UIP is urging caution over regimes such as maquila; all the measures depend on Congress.
Moria Casán recalled her detention at the Buen Pastor during the investigation into the disappearance in 2012 of a necklace valued at US$70,000. She returned to Paraguay while an international arrest warrant was in force, and the case involved a private US$35,000 settlement later revisited by Netflix’s biographical series.
Meta’s nearly $17 billion U.S. deal, which limits teenagers’ use of Instagram and Facebook, has reignited debate in Paraguay over protecting minors online, as expert Miguel Ángel Gaspar calls for new laws, enforcement and greater parental control.
The president of Paraguay's Social Security Institute (IPS), Isaías Fretes, warns of an irreversible crisis at the institution after 100 days of management, marked by severe financial challenges, medicine shortages, and a "perfect storm" caused by reduced working hours for health professionals.
The Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Security (MTESS) of Paraguay has established a 30-day process for companies to pay overdue minimum wage debts of G. 3,044,000, subject to fines, with inspections set to begin in August.
Photos reveal VIP cells in Paraguayan prisons, exposing illegal privileges for high-profile inmates, despite the government's promises to reform the penitentiary system.