Congress Announces that It Will Return S/ 270 Million to the Executive After Saving S/ 303 Million
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The Congress will return to the executive branch S/ 270 million coming from the rationalization of its expenses, announced its president, Miguel Torres.
The presidents of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies say that they saved S/303 million in the first 90 days of management through austerity measures. The resources will be used to prevent the El Niño phenomenon, citizen security and forest fire emergencies.
The president of the Congress pointed out that, of that figure, S/ 33.6 million have been transferred to attend to the emergency of the phenomenon 'El Niño'.
The Congress announced that it will return S/ 270 million to the executive branch, after reporting savings of approximately S/ 303 million during the first 90 days of management of the executive boards of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies. According to the president of the Senate, Miguel Torres, S/ 33.6 million have already been transferred to attend to the emergency of the El Niño Phenomenon (FEN).
The bicameral Congress announced that it will return S/270 million to the executive branch to meet the most urgent needs of the country, as part of the resources saved during the first 90 days of management of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies.
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