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A gold mine?: illegal mining

15 of June of 2021

Raúl Andrade, project manager of the Economic Consulting unit of APOYO Consultoría, and Maria Fernanda [...]

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Educational continuity at risk: Government gives only two months or less for universities to adapt to 100% face-to-face teaching

26 of June of 2022

On Friday, June 17, the Ministry of Education (Minedu) surprised the university educational community with [...]

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Tribute to Felipe Ortiz de Zevallos

9 of May of 2023

Hoy rendimos homenaje a Felipe Ortiz de Zevallos, fundador de APOYO en 1977, quien recientemente [...]

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Have we already hit rock bottom?

19 of November of 2020

Gianfranco Castagnola, managing partner of APOYO Consultoría, analyzes the political and economic legacy that this [...]

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APOYO Consultoría in the XL Survey of Power

12 of October of 2020

At APOYO Consultoría, we are proud to belong to the top 5 of the think [...]

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Reactivating the tourism sector

13 of July of 2020

"This is an opportunity for the State to invest in technology, in order to have [...]

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Interview with Hugo Santa Maria

2 of April of 2020

"Until last week, 25% of workers lost their jobs" [...]

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The impact may be greater than our estimate of 100,000 workers

6 of October of 2022

Camila Ghezzi, head of economic policies at APOYO Consultoría, explains the impact of regulations that [...]

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The downward path

17 of August of 2020

Gianfranco Castagnola, managing partner of APOYO Consultoría, analyzes the downward path that we have taken [...]

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A gold mine?: illegal mining

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Educational continuity at risk: Government gives only two months or less for universities to adapt to 100% face-to-face teaching

Tribute to Felipe Ortiz de Zevallos

Have we already hit rock bottom?

APOYO Consultoría in the XL Survey of Power

Reactivating the tourism sector

Interview with Hugo Santa Maria

The impact may be greater than our estimate of 100,000 workers

The downward path

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