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A new legislative initiative that seeks to increase the rigidity of Peruvian labor regulations and harms workers

2 de March de 2023

La Comisión de Trabajo del Congreso ha aprobado el dictamen de la Ley que busca [...]

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The new Minimum Pensions Law should not be interpreted as an early retirement law

17 de February de 2023

El Congreso de la República ha publicado la Ley que crea las pensiones mínimas en [...]

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“We have allowed the State to fragment”

12 de February de 2023

Gianfranco Castagnola, executive president of APOYO Consultoría, spoke with Peru 21 about the complex situation [...]

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The draft regulation of the new Teleworking Law puts the use of this type of employment at risk

12 de January de 2023

Los esquemas híbridos de trabajo, que combinan el trabajo presencial y el teletrabajo, han ganado [...]

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Should antitrust policy play a role in fighting inflation? Considerations from a Latin American perspective

3 de August de 2022

Vincent Poirier-Garneau, partner at APOYO Consultoría and leader of the Economic Consulting unit, and Andrés [...]

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For the people, what belongs to the people

6 de August de 2022

Within the framework of a new attempt by the Government to put a constitutional change [...]

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Petroperú: Comprehensive restructuring instead of more financial bailouts

31 de January de 2024

Recientemente, Petroperú solicitó por cuarta vez un rescate financiero al Estado, por cerca de US$3,000 [...]

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Government policies are affecting well-being in the medium and long term

27 de December de 2021

After five months of mandate of the new Government, the balance of its management at [...]

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20 de May de 2020

"The risk is that in the 14 months that lie ahead, damage could be perpetrated [...]

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70 / 5,000 Peruvians still take up to 15 years to access new medicines

10 de December de 2024

Artículo en Gestión. En medio de constantes reportes de falta de medicamentos en los centros de salud [...]

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The Merger Control Review: Peru

6 de September de 2023

Vincent Poirier-Garneau, partner at APOYO Consultoría and leader of the Economic Consulting unit, and Andrés [...]

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Congressional initiatives on labor matters make the formalization of more than 12 million Peruvians more difficult

16 de May de 2024

La producción regulatoria del Congreso apunta hacia un marco normativo laboral más rígido, más costoso [...]

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A new legislative initiative that seeks to increase the rigidity of Peruvian labor regulations and harms workers

The new Minimum Pensions Law should not be interpreted as an early retirement law

“We have allowed the State to fragment”

The draft regulation of the new Teleworking Law puts the use of this type of employment at risk

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Should antitrust policy play a role in fighting inflation? Considerations from a Latin American perspective

For the people, what belongs to the people

Petroperú: Comprehensive restructuring instead of more financial bailouts

Government policies are affecting well-being in the medium and long term

Populist Huaico

70 / 5,000 Peruvians still take up to 15 years to access new medicines

The Merger Control Review: Peru

Congressional initiatives on labor matters make the formalization of more than 12 million Peruvians more difficult

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