feel less optimistic about our individual and collective future. Whenthe gap between the poor and the rich widens more and more, theopportunity for a decent life generates a great sea of doubts thatinvites us to look the other way, to maintain a minimum of happinesswhile we develop our fragile life project. A project increasinglyconditioned by exogenous selfishness that increasingly affects ourlives: This is the panorama that the vast majority of working classpeople suffer from. ---- The present is gloomy, what about the future?Many working people, instigated by the propaganda of the capitalistsystem, are increasingly convinced that when they reach retirement age -in 2027 it will be 67 years - the amount of their pension will beinsufficient to survive. Should we tolerate it? No, past generations ofworkers have extracted benefits from capitalism, regardless of wages, toimprove their lives and those of their people: that is a heritage that -at a minimum - we are obliged to preserve.Now, when the global correlation of forces seems to be falsely leaningtowards capitalism, it believes it has the right to take away ourprevious class achievements, posing - since the nineties - a subtlebattle to convert the social protection rights achieved - during so manyyears of struggle - in a business with which to accumulate more capital.Progressively, using the entire state apparatus, it directs us workers,in the matter of pensions, towards the dispossession of subsistenceresources in the last stage of our lives.With each reform carried out (2011, 2013, 2021, 2022 and 2023), witheach parliamentary commission (Toledo Pact), based on instilling fearand coercion, they intend to push us towards the path of privatizationof pensions - private or company -, with the invaluable tartufism ofCCOO-UGT. We must not allow it.Our public pension - the fruit of a lifetime of work and exploitation -is one of the objectives that capitalism - with different faces - triesto take away from us or, at least, substantially modify for its selfishbenefit. Yes, they are those same pensions that at one point in historyserved the capitalists and their accomplices to contain the advance ofthe working class and its organizations, within a framework ofreconstruction of the world that they themselves had destroyed, thusattempting to end the confrontations. interclassism that led millions ofworking people to tragedy and annihilation.Day by day, CNT continues to be active, laying the foundations for ourideal future world, but while this is happening, we do not forget thedaily struggle in the workplace and within society for a dignified andquality subsistence within the economic framework. and social imposedand guided by the insatiable appetite for domination by a minority.We understand that now our fight for pensions has to focus on currentand future active workers. We do not forget the contribution of currentpensioners, nor their exemplary fight for public pay-as-you-go pensions.We do not forget more than three million pensioners at risk of poverty,which is why we demand a decent minimum pension. We do not forget thepensioner women with whom we fight and will fight in favor of theelimination of the gender gap, just as we do with active workers, sothat economic and social gender differences disappear, once and for all.and cultural. In our opinion, these are, along with quality healthcareand a public plan for short-term residential solutions, equipped withthe necessary resources, for older people where they are treated withdignity and respect for their self-determination, according to theirpsychophysical needs, some keys to the present struggle of pensioners towhich, as a union, we join.We prioritize the fight of active workers for future public pensions,understanding that they must be the ones who, in the first place, takecontrol and the initiative to prevent capitalism and its accomplicesfrom ending the public pension system and privatizing it. and activelyintegrate it into financial speculative capital, which only causesstrong destabilization in the world of work, large downward fluctuationsin wages and a high level of relocation of companies to countries with alower level of labor protection.-We must avoid and reverse private company pension plans in thosesectors that capital, the state and collaborationist unions try toimpose them since these are the door to the privatization of publicpensions.-We must reverse the retirement age, progressively imposed since the endof the last century by the different governments at the service ofcapitalism, until placing it in a first phase at 65 years toprogressively move towards 60 years with 30 years of contributions.-We must prevent the replacement rate of new pensions from falling below85% of the last salary. -We must ensure that the minimum pension and theminimum wage are greater than 60% of the average salary in the country,which would mean, at this time, EUR1,275.These and some other reasons force us to fight both in the streets andin the workplace. We must not forget that today's salary is tomorrow'spension, which makes the salary and the pension two sides of the samecoin.: our livelihood and that of our families.For this reason, we call on the working class, in general, and our CNTmembership, in particular, to support the demonstration of the next:October 28, at 11:00 a.m.in Madrid (from Atocha to Sol)In defense of the public pension system. CNT we see ourselves in theblock of combative unions, behind the block of the pension movement.Let's carry our flags as a sign of support.https://www.cnt.es/noticias/nuestro-futuro-nuestra-pension-publica/_________________________________________A - I N F O S N E W S S E R V I C EBy, For, and About AnarchistsSend news reports to A-infos-en mailing listA-infos-en@ainfos.ca
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