Peru's cabinet is considering a state of emergency across 22 regions due to heavy El Niño rainfall. This potential declaration comes as the nation's Fiscal Council reports public savings have fallen to a 25-year low, raising concerns about the government's financial capacity to respond.
Peru's cabinet is weighing a state of emergency in 22 regions over El Niño rains, as the Fiscal Council warns public savings are at their lowest in about 25 years. The post Peru El Niño Emergency: Cabinet Weighs Decree for 22 Regions as Fiscal Savings Hit 25-Year Low appeared first on The Rio Times.
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