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The retirees' issue in Libya faces significant challenges related to pension settlements, improving income levels, and services, amidst rising living costs and a growing number of retirees—currently about 560,000 pensioners, with an expected increase to around 600,000 by the end of the year. Statistics show that approximately 90% of retirees have not yet received their settlements. The government requires more than 6 billion Libyan dinars annually to implement comprehensive financial support, ranging between 200 and 500 dinars depending on the pension brackets. Efforts to settle pensions and demands for better services, especially healthcare, have stalled due to the lack of clear timelines. There are threats of protests and sit-ins if demands are not met, which include disbursing outstanding dues and urgently addressing issues related to health insurance and fees imposed on medical services.
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