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Summary by El Comercio
The latest OECD report warns that, if current policies are maintained, gross public debt would be directed to 50% of GDP in 2050. To stabilize this trajectory, this body suggests a monumental adjustment equivalent to 4 points of GDP. However, the country is moving in the opposite direction: costly measures are approved without financing, with the complicity of the Executive and Congress.What the OECD has pointed out, being serious, is incomplete…
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The latest OECD report warns that, if current policies are maintained, gross public debt would be directed to 50% of GDP in 2050. To stabilize this trajectory, this body suggests a monumental adjustment equivalent to 4 points of GDP. However, the country is moving in the opposite direction: costly measures are approved without financing, with the complicity of the Executive and Congress.What the OECD has pointed out, being serious, is incomplete…

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Saturday, October 4, 2025.
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