Peru's Keiko Fujimori Pledges 15% Minimum-Wage Rise in First Presidential Address
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Peru's Keiko Fujimori Pledges 15% Minimum-Wage Rise in First Presidential Address
Peru Labour Policy Key Facts —The pledge. President Keiko Fujimori announced a 15% rise in the minimum monthly wage, from 1,130 soles to 1,300 soles (approx. USD 335–350). —The date. The pledge came during her first Mensaje a la Nación on 28 July 2026, the day she was sworn in for the 2026–2031 term, and […] The post Peru’s Keiko Fujimori Pledges 15% Minimum-Wage Rise in First Presidential Address appeared first on The Rio Times.
Peru's president, Keiko Fujimori, announced that her government will increase the minimum wage by 15%, from 1,130 soles ($331) to 1,300 soles ($381).
The new president of Peru took office this Tuesday in the Chamber of Congress. Her speech set seven goals of government with announcements in citizen security, infrastructure and economic reactivation
Three economists analyze the impact and viability of one of the most striking proposals of Keiko Fujimori’s Message to the Nation. Increase would be number 12 since 2000
LIMA.- The president of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, presented a comprehensive package of economic, social and security measures for the period 2026-2031, with the aim of regaining growth, strengthening institutions and combating organized crime after taking office. Fujimori, who won the second presidential round by a 49,641 vote difference over Roberto Sánchez, said his government will prioritize the recovery of public order, national reconciliation a…
In her first message to the nation, President Keiko Fujimori made a call to national reconciliation and extended “bridges” to the opposition, while announcing the increase of the minimum living wage – known as minimum wage – to 1300 soles per month, a measure that was neither a campaign promise nor a part of her government plan.After swearing to office “by all Peruvians, especially those who have been historically postponed,” in Congress she rea…
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