Motorcycle taxi drivers demand that the government's planned subsidy of up to S/100 "actually reach those who work and meet the requirements."
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The Peruvian government, through Minister of Economy and Finance Elmer Cuba, has announced a proposed monthly subsidy of up to S/100 for mototaxi drivers who utilize regular gasoline. The initiative aims to provide financial support to operators within the sector as part of a broader economic measure.
In response to the announcement, Julio García, representing the mototaxi sector, has publicly requested that the government ensure the funds are distributed exclusively to active, compliant workers. The call emphasizes the need for rigorous oversight to verify that the subsidy reaches those who meet the established regulatory conditions.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on sector-specific economic policy and labor accountability