Meal vouchers are still under evaluation at MEF.

While many are waiting for delivery food stamps promised by the governmentEconomics and Finance Minister (MEF) Kurt Burneo explained that an assessment of this benefit is still under development and could possibly be included in the Economic Recovery Plan.

“He continues to be judged Ministry of Economy and Finance question about bonuses, all this will be part of the announcement of the reactivation plan, which will take place these days. We may propose a reactivation plan tomorrow (today, Tuesday),” he said.

This S/270 food bonus will be delivered to social program participants and vulnerable families targeted by the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis). Approximately 6 million Peruvians will receive this financial assistance. According to a statement from Midis, delivery will take place from the last quarter of this year until April 30 next year.

A few weeks ago, the CEO of Midis Social Benefit Design and Coordination reported that the preparation of the bond delivery regulations was ongoing. To do this, they turned to Reniec, Sunat and even SBS for help to prepare the registry.

Political noise deters investment

Recent events in Congress, such as the release of the audiotape Lady Camones and Alliance for Progress founder Cesar Acuña; In addition, the president’s references to the prosecutor’s office and his wife to the judiciary undermine the country’s credibility, and Burneo was aware of this.

“Of course, everything that creates political noise affects the economy in general and investment in particular,” the official said.. At the same time, he said that he sought to have regular meetings with the legislature to provide technical advice on all initiatives of parliamentarians.

Meeting with congressmen

“In recent weeks, I have been very actively looking for contacts not only with the Central Reserve Bank, but also with business associations, unions, as well as with Congress”, he expressed.

The idea of ​​meeting with parliamentarians is aimed at seeking consensus among the drafts presented by them, as well as getting their opinion on the initiatives of the executive branch itself.

“The idea is to keep communicating, and as long as there is a legislative initiative with economic implications, as well as an executive initiative with economic consequences, the idea is to talk to be able to give these legal initiatives a technical perspective,” he said. . .

Meeting with the board of directors

After the meeting between the minister and the board of directors, Burneo explained that the economy must continue the recovery process without being influenced by other factors, because “it is important to restore the trust of economic agents”.