Estudio del proceso de comercialización de los bonos de incentivo jubilar. Caso docentes jubilados.

Abstract

There have been several protests over the past 10 years by retired teachers to whom the Government owes their retirement incentives, these protests began to intensify since May of this year because the Government promised to pay in cash but the payment was going to be in bonds, a financial asset with the ability to commercialize in the stock exchange market. The research’s objective is to study the satisfaction of the actors involved in the commercialitation process of these bonds granted to retired teachers as their retirement incentive, to understand the behavior and decisions of each of them and triangulate a common benefit, in case it exists. For this we have investigated the retirement payments background, the laws involved, current news from the media, state institutions official pronouncements, retirees’ interviews, financial analysis and actors’ strategies. The result of this investigation shows that retirees see the payment method as an injustice because it is not cash, but for the Government it is a debt buying strategy because one of its institutions issued the bonds and another of its institutions bought it, however the triangulation of these analyzes is that both do not reach the expected satisfaction but they get a benefit in financial terms from the process.