Latest News About Seguridad Social

Here are the latest developments I could verify about Seguridad Social (Social Security) from reputable Spanish-language sources:

• Spain’s Seguridad Social site highlights 2024 changes, including the annual pension revaluation to protect purchasing power at 3.8% and the new rule allowing all interns to accrue contributions, whether internships are paid or not. This broad set of measures was implemented at the start of 2024 and remains a reference point for ongoing changes.[1][2]
• In late 2024 and into 2025, there were continued announcements about personnel and operational improvements within the system, including agreements between the government and unions aimed at bolstering revenues and modernizing how irregular career paths are treated, with focus on pension security and reducing gender gaps.[2][1]
• Coverage and non-contributory benefits were also a focus in earlier cycles, with notable increases and supports for vulnerable households (e.g., extraordinary increases to some pensions and IMV) in 2023 and related extensions into subsequent years; these measures inform current policy direction.[3][2]
• For the most current, on-the-ground updates, major outlets like EFE (agency), El País, and RTVE regularly summarize Seguridad Social developments, including new hires, wage negotiations, and changes to procedures or benefits. Checking their latest pages will give you the newest items as they appear in real time.[4][7][3]

If you want, I can:

• Narrow this to a specific aspect (pensions, contributions for interns, non-contributory benefits, or administrative changes) and pull the very latest item from the Seguridad Social site or a major outlet.
• Provide a brief, up-to-date summary in Spanish of the current year’s most impactful changes for residents of New York City with relevance to cross-border or international workers, if that’s helpful.