Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori announced on the 22nd that the country's government plans to add 18 billion soles in 2027 to cope with economic pressure brought about by factors such as the El Niño phenomenon, rising international fuel prices, and high global interest rates, protect people's livelihood and promote economic growth. Fujimori Keiko said at a press conference held at the presidential palace on the same day that the additional funds will be used for various expenses, including grants to needy families, maintenance of public works, provision of fuel subsidies, and promotion of infrastructure construction. She said that Peru faces multiple external challenges, but the sound macroeconomic situation provides room for the government to take additional measures.

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori announced on the 22nd that the country's government plans to add 18 billion soles in 2027 to cope with economic pressure brought about by factors such as the El Niño phenomenon, rising international fuel prices, and high global interest rates, protect people's livelihood and promote economic growth. Fujimori Keiko said at a press conference held at the presidential palace on the same day that the additional funds will be used for various expenses, including grants to needy families, maintenance of public works, provision of fuel subsidies, and promotion of infrastructure construction. She said that Peru faces multiple external challenges, but the sound macroeconomic situation provides room for the government to take additional measures.