This, in view of the fact that the Pension Reform Commission of the Congress of the Republic, chaired by legislator Carmen Omonte, proposed that the State, through a public authority, be in charge of administering a new Universal Integrated System of Pensions.

The survey also shows that 80% of those surveyed reject the initiative that there is a Shared Risk Fund, which implies that from the fund of each contributor, a pension is granted to those who accumulate less savings.

Likewise, 78% of those surveyed mentioned that they prefer that after the reform of the pension system, the private and public systems coexist. Only 18% responded that they preferred that the entire system be run by the State. In addition, 80% indicated that they prefer to choose a private manager to continue managing their fund. 66% of the affiliates believe that their pension will be reduced if the State returns to administer the pension system.

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