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Peru: the Country Living in an Eternal Shutdown · Global Voices
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Writes: Carlo León, manager of Fixed Income at AFP United States Premium went through the longest shutdown in his history. What does it mean? That the government is paralyzed because there is no agreement to approve the budget. Closed offices, employees without salary, suspended services.It is an extreme, but temporary mechanism, which works because behind there are institutions that support the system.It's a parenthesis, not a sentence. READ AL…
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