Government Evaluates Supplementary Credit to Face El Niño And
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The proposal provides for an increase in the two-month subsidy for elderly people in conditions of extreme poverty. It also provides for the improvement of police equipment and the financing of preventive actions in the event of possible emergencies.
The president of the Council of Ministers, Luis Galarreta, announced that the executive branch evaluates the approval of a supplementary credit bill to address the El Niño phenomenon and to meet the most urgent needs of the population. The proposal includes doubling to 700 soles the two-month grant that receives more than 700,000 elderly people in extreme poverty at the national level through the National Solidarity Assistance Pension Program 65…
The proposal seeks to double the subsidy to 700 soles for older adults, strengthen police equipment against organized crime and increase temporary jobs.
The proposal has been evaluated in the Council of Ministers, after which it will be officially sent to Congress for discussion and eventual approval.
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