News about economy in Peru.
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The plan, presented in September by President Vizcarra, aims to bridge the gap in public spending on telecommunication and transportation projects.
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PROMPERU highlights the continued strong economic relationship with the U.S., generating growing numbers in tourism and Peruvian exports.
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50% of companies in Peru have Venezuelan workers, according to the Survey Challenges and Opportunities for Migration in the Peruvian Business Sector, developed by Aptitus and the NGO Acción contra el Hambre.
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economynationalThe latest news about Peru
Unemployment reaches its highest level in six years and hits 420,900 people
Unemployment in Metropolitan Lima continues to increase, according to RRP Noticias, and it has reached its highest level in almost six years.
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The National Secretariat of Youth in Peru revealed that 25% of the population is made up of young people between 15 and 29 years old and 18% of them do not work or go to school.
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economyThe latest news about Peru
Peru projects that pisco production will close 2019 with a record 7.4M liters
The Ministry of Production (Produce) estimated that formal pisco production would amount to 7.4 million liters this year, registering a growth of 6.5% compared to 2018.
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economyInternationalThe latest news about Peru
USA evaluates changes in the labeling of pisco from Peru
The US Office of Taxation and Commerce of Alcohol and Tobacco (TTB) evaluates new provisions for the labeling and marketing of wines, malt beverages and distilled liquors, such as pisco.
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economyFoodThe latest news about Peru
Peruvian Government evaluates that “trans fats” products pay taxes
The Ministry of Health (Minsa) in coordination with the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) is considering adding a Selective Consumption Tax (ISC) to products that contain trans fats.
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economyThe latest news about Peru
Big Macs Are Cheaper In Peru Than In The United States
by livinginperuIn Peru, the iconic Big Mac from McDonald’s is cheaper than in the United States, according to the Big Mac index, published every six months by the British magazine The Economist.