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2011-10-28 — nytimes.com
"Whatever the official retirement age (60 for women, 65 for men), under Italy's complex retirement laws anyone qualifies for a pension after 40 years of contributions, and thanks to earlier and more generous programs, many retire even sooner -- over half a million Italians retired before age 50, according to a small business group report released this week."
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