“Meeps are very vulnerable because of the many crises we’ve had,” warns the union leader.

Director of United Mypes of Peru, Daniel Hermosa Negreiroswarned this Saturday that micro and small businesses (mypes) are “very vulnerable” due to the sum of the crises of the past three years, and estimated the preliminary impact of rains in the north of the country at 2,400 million soles.

IN News extension, Daniel Hermosa expressed concern after Economics Minister Alex Contreras said the rains would cause S$1.2 billion in damage and after Production Minister Raul Pérez-Reyes indicated that Cyclone Yaku would result in S$1,195 million in losses dollars in the next three months.

“We are talking about 2,400 million victims, at least preliminary, in terms of what is happening in the north. It’s not just the north, the Mypes are really very vulnerable due to the summation of the crises we’ve had in recent years. three years,” he said.

“Saving micro and small businesses”

Daniel Hermosa described as “positive” by the MEF on the approval of the sol 2 billion guarantee of the Impulso MYPERÚ program to provide loans mips. However, he clarified that “what is the use” of access to guaranteed credit if there is no market.

“We are going through a very difficult recession and sales are not the same as they were a few months ago, suddenly until a year ago they dropped a lot. The crisis in the south hit mips All in all. We had a congress last week where leaders from all over Peru came to somehow agree on a recipe for the government to take emergency and rescue measures for the micro and small business sector,” he said.

In addition, director Mipes combined He argued that BCR’s announcement of lower-than-expected growth last year did not please anyone: “There is a lot of optimism, a lot of hope, a lot of vision for the future, but the fact that this year we are not going to grow is enough to create new jobs, which means the disappearance map.

For this reason, Daniel Hermosa offered a tax truce and stimulated the market with programs such as Compras MYPERÚ.

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