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“Over 90,000 [outsourced workers] could lose their jobs”

5 of September of 2022

35% of businesses that would have employees "in conflict" with restrictions on hiring outsourced personnel, [...]

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Recovering the confidence of the private sector is essential for economic recovery

25 of August of 2022

Recently, the new Minister of Economy and Finance, Kurt Burneo, warned about a significant risk [...]

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Round Table: Peru in the 21st century | The expected reform of the pension system

22 of August of 2022

Second edition of “Peru of the XXI Century: The long-awaited reform of the pension system”, [...]

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The Government is not focused on the most urgent problems of Peruvians

6 of August of 2022

Gianfranco Castagnola, managing partner of APOYO Consultoría, spoke with Peru 21 about the risks that [...]

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APOYO Consultoría proposes four measures to mitigate external shock due to price increases

6 of August of 2022

José Carlos Saavedra, partner and principal economist at APOYO Consultoría, talks with El Comercio about [...]

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Arequipa can (and should) grow at least 7%

26 of May of 2025

Article in El Comercio. Arequipa is the second most important region in Peru after Lima; [...]

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Restrictions on labor outsourcing could leave at least 100,000 workers unemployed

7 of September of 2022

La semana pasada quedó pendiente en el Congreso de la República discutir la derogación del [...]

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The New Industries Law seeks to favor certain specific sectors to the detriment of the majority of the population

30 of November of 2023

El proyecto de la Nueva Ley de Industrias propone otorgar múltiples incentivos fiscales a sectores [...]

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Family perceptions in Peru: Their individual finances are improving, but the country is still falling behind, why?

24 of February of 2025

Artículo en El Comercio. El año comenzó con una paradoja sobre cómo sienten las familias [...]

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A feast that must end

18 of March of 2020

The DU tries to find a healthy balance between the right of workers to negotiate

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Peru still suffers a strong labor crisis

3 of February of 2022

Although the labor market in Peru shows us a recovery close to pre-pandemic levels, it [...]

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Price increase is an international phenomenon whose impacts the Government has failed to mitigate

19 of May of 2022

During the last few days we have heard government authorities mistakenly say that the #inflation [...]

A year later, the new Anta airport is transforming the face of tourism in Áncash.

Peru’s economy has improved, but are families feeling it yet? Perception may be at 1991 levels.

Arequipa can (and should) grow at least 7%

Government and Congress push tax benefits despite their ineffectiveness and high fiscal cost

“Asking for a pay increase shows that the president’s priorities are elsewhere.”

CEOs expect double-digit revenue and profit growth in 2025 despite more volatile environment

The areas in Lima with the greatest potential for opening a store or supermarket

More than 8 million students return to classes in an education system in crisis

“Over 90,000 [outsourced workers] could lose their jobs”

Recovering the confidence of the private sector is essential for economic recovery

Round Table: Peru in the 21st century | The expected reform of the pension system

The Government is not focused on the most urgent problems of Peruvians

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APOYO Consultoría proposes four measures to mitigate external shock due to price increases

Arequipa can (and should) grow at least 7%

Restrictions on labor outsourcing could leave at least 100,000 workers unemployed

The New Industries Law seeks to favor certain specific sectors to the detriment of the majority of the population

Family perceptions in Peru: Their individual finances are improving, but the country is still falling behind, why?

A feast that must end

Peru still suffers a strong labor crisis

Price increase is an international phenomenon whose impacts the Government has failed to mitigate

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