Luis Miguel Castilla
Luis Miguel Castilla is the executive director of Videnza Instituto, a think tank focused on public policy and governance in Peru. He has previously served as the Minister of Economy and Finance, where he was instrumental in implementing economic reforms and improving fiscal policies. Castilla has been in the news recently for his analysis on the inefficiencies in the procurement processes related to security projects in Lima, emphasizing the need for better planning and coordination among different government levels to effectively address issues of insecurity.
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Peru:
Luis Miguel Castilla emphasizes Arias's extensive experience in monetary matters.
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Peru:
Luis Miguel Castilla, exministro de Economía y Finanzas, explained that a unique regime with marginal rates would allow for a progressive scale of tax obligations as businesses grow.
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Peru:
Luis Miguel Castilla noted that the president did not explain how to promote formal mining or announce new projects for the sector.
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Peru:
Luis Miguel Castilla, executive director of Videnza Instituto, agreed that fishing is one of the main channels for transmitting the effects of the El Niño phenomenon to the Peruvian economy.
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Peru:
Luis Miguel Castilla criticized Roberto Sánchez's credibility regarding his presidential candidacy.
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Peru:
Luis Miguel Castilla is referenced as a former minister who called Roberto Sánchez a 'compulsive liar'.
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Peru:
Luis Miguel Castilla desmintió al candidato de Juntos por el Perú, Roberto Sánchez, quien le atribuyó la afirmación de que Pedro Francke fue el mejor titular de esa cartera.
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Peru:
Luis Miguel Castilla, executive director of Videnza Instituto, stated that the conflict raises the scenario of 'downside risk' to growth.
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Peru:
Luis Miguel Castilla is the Executive Director of Videnza Instituto and critiques the president's economic policies.
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Peru:
Luis Miguel Castilla explicó que la disposición aprobada altera las condiciones de los contratos.
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