US EditionGovernment Highlights Fiscal Discipline and Decentralization in Draft Budget 2026
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Public Budget 2026: Government proposes an increase of 2.1% to more than S/ 257,200 millionThe Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) recently launched its latest Multiannual Macroeconomic Framework (MMM) 2026-2029 and, with this, a monetary estimate of what Peru would lose because of crime. In detail, it would be S/ 19.8 billion; that is, about 1.7% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of 2025. It is then possible to ask if this figure also has m…
President Dina Boluarte denied that the draft General Budget of the Republic will leave a "fiscal forum" or a deficit in public finances. On the contrary, she said that the proposal she presented to Congress is "solid." "This is a budget proposed with responsibility, that will not leave the coffers empty, as some negative voices say there. No, Mr. Denialist, we are responsible and we work with love for the homeland," she said.
Dina Boluarte presents guidelines for Budget 2026 by S/257,562 millionDina Boluarte signs an agreement to rebuild El FrontónThe president of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, said that at the end of her administration, in 2026, Peru will have a solid budget that will support economic growth and maintain the country as an example in the South American region.These statements were made during a conference at which the guidelines of the draft law on Bud…
The Government presented Budget 2026 for S/ 257.562 million. Dina Boluarte and Raúl Pérez Reyes highlighted the reduction of the fiscal deficit, the decentralization of spending and the continuity of projects, with degree of investment ratified by the international qualifiers.
Presenting the budget PL of 2026, Dina Boluarte indicated that leaving office with a slid economy. The President of the Republic assures that her management has acted with fiscal responsibility.
Astrid Martínez Ortiz, president of the Committee, explained the origin of the imbalance in public accounts, the impact of debt and challenges for 2026.
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