Tito Boeri, the head of pensions
and social-security agency INPS, said Wednesday that it would be
"extremely dangerous to touch" the mechanism that alters Italy's
retirement age on the basis of life expectancy.
Boeri told State broadcaster RAI that this would potentially
have effects on various generations, both "in front and behind".
The INPS chief was commenting after the State accounts
department, Ragioneria Generale dello Stato, on Tuesday warned
that delaying raising the retirement age to 67 would endanger
the sustainability of the pensions system.
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