Early pension for child care denied when caregiver stops providing continuous daily care abroad.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's appeal, ordering the suspension of her early pension because she ceased providing continuous care to her son. The Social Insurance Institution initially suspended the benefit after the son moved abroad for treatment, but the lower courts incorrectly ruled that the statutory requirement for 'continuous care' was not met. The court held that the law requires uninterrupted daily care, which ended when the son left the country, thereby terminating the legal basis for the special pension.