Is President Dina Boluarte's Salary Increase to More than 35,000 Soles Deserved?

Peru21

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We analyze President Dina Boluarte's salary increase to more than 35,000 soles.

La República

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In his last column, journalist César Hildebrandt attacks Dina Boluarte’s regime and questions citizen silence in the face of institutional deterioration. He calls the current state of the country a “vicious bank” and denounces that corruption and cynicism have been normalized.

Diario Ojo

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Although from the government they defend the salary increase of President Dina Boluarte to 35,568 soles per month, for today they have been summoned to Congress the premier Eduardo Arana and the Minister of Economy, Raúl Pérez Reyes, to give explanations on this topic.The executive president of Servir, Guillermo Valdivieso, has also been summoned and they must attend from 10 a.m. to the Control Commission, according to the president of this work…

El Comercio

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The Minister of Transport and Communications, César Sandoval, defended Dina Boluarte’s salary increase and said that she, as president of the republic, “deserves it” despite the doubts generated by this decision.

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The Congressional Control Commission, chaired by Congressman Juan Burgos (Podemos Perú), has urgently summoned the President of the Council of Ministers, Eduardo Arana; the Minister of Economy, Raúl Pérez Reyes; and the Executive President of Server, Guillermo Valdivieso, to explain the technical and legal basis for the salary increase of President Dina Boluarte, whose remuneration increased from 15 600 to 35 568 soles. The summons is scheduled …

Diario Correo

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The Congressional Supervisory Commission summoned the President of the Council of Ministers, Eduardo Arana, the Minister of Economy, Raúl Pérez Reyes, and the Executive Director of Server, Guillermo Valdivieso, to explain the salary increase of President Dina Boluarte, which passed to 35,568 soles per month. The extraordinary session will be held on Friday, July 4, and seeks to clarify the technical, legal, budgetary and administrative criteria …