Social Security has been affected by the economic and financial crisis that we've been experiencing for just over six years. The crisis has caused a loss of financial resources, stemming from the decrease in the number of contributors, as well as from the slowing down of the average contribution base. This recent situation has created the need to look for sources of complementary financing, other than the traditional sources that came from social contributions. However, despite what we may have expected, the social and mainly political debates that have taken place only consider reducing spending related to social benefits, leaving another big issue pending, that relates to the improvement of Social Security funding. Because of this, the cu...