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Peruvian Congress Moves to Revoke President Boluarte’s Salary Increase - teleSUR English
Lawmakers from multiple parties have introduced four bills aiming to overturn the decree that doubled President Dina Boluarte’s salary, amid widespread criticism over its timing and justification amid economic challenges. RELATED: Rafael Correa Exposes Transferable Ink Fraud in Ecuador’s Presidential Election with OAS Evidence A group of Peruvian congress members presented four legislative proposals on Friday seeking to annul the supreme decree …
Congressmen Jaime Quito, Sigrid Bazán, Silvana Robles and Édgard Reymundo presented on Friday four legislative proposals with the aim of annulling the decree signed by President Dina Boluarte that established a monthly salary increase of more than 100 percent, from 15,600 soles (a little less than $4,400) to 35,568 soles (a little more than $10,000). READ ALSO: They approve to Peruvian president a salary increase of 122% "It amounts to a lack of…
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On the same day that the supreme decree approving the new salary of the President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, was published, increasing it by 120 per cent to more than S/35,500, eight bills were presented within Congress to repeal it. At least eight bills are signed and more initiatives and other measures are being taken. At the moment, these are bills promoted by leftist groups: Socialist Bank, People’s Democratic Bloc and Together for Peru…
President Dina Boluarte has signed a decree increasing her salary from 16,000 soles (3,832 euros) to 35,568 soles (8,519 euros), that is, she herself has authorized an increase of 125% of her salary per month, thus exceeding the Peruvian minimum salary 30 times. The president does so in the midst of criticism and a disapproval that exceeds 90%.
In total, four bills have been submitted to repeal Supreme Decree No. 136-2025-EF, which allows the president to earn more than she previously perceived, i.e. 16,000 soles. [caption id=
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