Spain’s First Vice President has indicated that an agreement regarding a potential pension increase will likely occur *after* the elections scheduled for November 29th. Previously, there was discussion of finalizing such an increase before voters headed to the polls, but this now seems unlikely. The Vice President emphasized the possibility of reaching an accord with the acting government following the election results. Prime Minister Sánchez has stated that pensions will be raised “before the end of the year.” This suggests a commitment to addressing pension levels regardless of the election outcome, but the specifics will be negotiated post-election. The timing of the announcement appears strategically linked to the electoral period, offering a potential promise to voters. The situation remains fluid and depends on the composition of the government formed after November 29th in Spain.