Approximately 25,000 people have gathered in the Spanish capital in support of the state pension scheme, as protests continue across Europe, prompted by a range of issues, including the cost of living, school conditions and alleged corruption. Protesters from across the country marched through Madrid on Saturday before next month’s general election . The pressure on Spain’s state pension scheme is being driven by several factors, including an ageing population, a low birth rate and wage stagnation, as well as a declining ratio of workers to pensioners. Demonstrators are concerned that the state pension scheme could be significantly weakened depending on who wins next month’s election.
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