Panama’s Social Security Fund (CSS) is grappling with over $300 million in unpaid contributions from employers, a significant rise in delinquency. This employer debt poses a major challenge to the CSS’s financial stability. The issue directly impacts the collection of membership fees and overall funding for the system. Authorities acknowledge the growing problem and its potential consequences for the social security program. The CSS relies on consistent contributions to ensure benefits are paid to beneficiaries. The increase in morosity threatens the fund’s ability to meet its financial obligations. Resolving this debt is crucial for the long-term sustainability of Panama's social security system.