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Stop the social genocide!

Apr 26, 2012
By Karina Oborune

The population of Latvia is ageing rapidly. However, this situation is common throughout Europe. Recently, France, Germany, Spain, Denmark and Poland all increased their legal retirement age to 67 years, and the UK is going to increase its to 68 years. Thus, despite the fact that 86 percent of the population in Latvia is worried about the increase of the retirement age, it is inevitable. On the other hand, the major (and ignored) problems of people at the retirement age now are low consumptio ...

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