Peru’s chamber of commerce (Perucámaras) has expressed its support for a wide-ranging economic reactivation plan announced by Finance Minister Kurt Burneo on 8 September. The plan, known as the Plan Impulso Perú, outlines 36 separate measures aimed at stimulating demand and investment. It may go some way towards repairing the often-antagonistic relationship between President Pedro Castillo’s government and the business sector, with Carlos Durand, the president of Perucámaras, describing the plan as sensible and praising measures aimed at restarting investment in stalled public works projects. End of preview - This article contains approximately 1119 words.
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