Carlos Casas advierte que el crédito suplementario elevará la deuda pública
El Gobierno tiene más espacio para gastar por la mayor recaudación, pero el crédito suplementario también elevará el endeudamiento público (hoy en 30.1% del PBI), señaló el profesor e investigador de la Universidad del Pacífico, Carlos Casas. Fue en alusión al pedido del Ejecutivo de un crédito suplementario por más de S/8,228 millones para el Presupuesto Público 2026 para financiar obras que…
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