WSJ Americas: Perú prepara un segundo paquete de estímulo

El ministro de Economía y Finanzas de Perú, Luis Miguel Castilla, dijo que el gobierno está preparando un segundo paquete de estímulos ante las continuas preocupaciones sobre una posible crisis económica mundial, reportó el diario económico Gestión. En septiembre, el gobierno de Perú aprobó un plan de estímulos por 890 millones de soles (US$325 millones) para impulsar las inversiones del sector público en obras domésticas.

Fabio Nunes
December 31, 2013

El ministro de Economía y Finanzas de Perú, Luis Miguel Castilla, dijo que el gobierno está preparando un segundo paquete de estímulos ante las continuas preocupaciones sobre una posible crisis económica mundial, reportó el diario económico Gestión.

En septiembre, el gobierno de Perú aprobó un plan de estímulos por 890 millones de soles (US$325 millones) para impulsar las inversiones del sector público en obras domésticas.

El ministro de Economía y Finanzas de Perú, Luis Miguel Castilla, dijo que el gobierno está preparando un segundo paquete de estímulos ante las continuas preocupaciones sobre una posible crisis económica mundial, reportó el diario económico Gestión.

En septiembre, el gobierno de Perú aprobó un plan de estímulos por 890 millones de soles (US$325 millones) para impulsar las inversiones del sector público en obras domésticas.

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