Brazil's Temer says women should retire earlier than men - paper


  • World
  • Sunday, 26 Jun 2016

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's interim President Michel Temer told local newspapers women should retire earlier than men, explaining why he did not support making a potential minimum retirement age equal for both sexes as his government tackles pension reform.

"A little difference is reasonable," Temer said according to an interview published in O Globo newspaper on Saturday. "The woman, in addition to outside work, does the inner work in the home, she is a mother, etc., sometimes cares for siblings."

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