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* Holder of the MEF inspected works by transport and sanitation financed with the 2024 supplementary credit, which will benefit 9500 people from populated centers in Lellla.
* announced that, with the 2025 supplementary credit, more than 800 bridges will be financed in more than 450 rural districts, improving access to basic services and promoting local development.
Within the framework of its technical accompaniment policy to local governments, the Minister of Economy and Finance, Raul Perez Reyes, together with the mayors of Llaylla, Noemi de la Cruz, and Rio Tambo, worthy of Sucari, supervised in the Junin region the execution of more than S/ 12 million in roads of road infrastructure and sanitation, which will benefit 9500 people from the Belen Centers Theory, in the district of Llaylla, province of Satipo.
These interventions, financed with supplementary credit resources 2024, include the construction of the double -track bridges San Antonio (10 m), Bethlehem (12 m), theory (16 m) and freedom (15 m), as well as the execution of the drinking water and sanitation system in the Belen Village Center and the Rio de Janeiro Annex.
The theory and freedom bridges present advances of 70 % and 15 %, respectively. Both infrastructure are expected to conclude this year, benefiting more than 6000 people with greater connectivity and better access conditions.
These bridges will improve the competitiveness of local banana, cocoa, pineapple, avocado and coffee producers, reducing logistics costs and facilitating access to markets. During the rainy season, many products could not leave the area; that is changing thanks to these works, said Minister Perez Reyes.
Meanwhile, the San Antonio and Belen bridges have already been completed and are in operation, facilitating the safe traffic of more than 2500 people that only had structures of a lane and 3 meters wide, exposed to interruptions by the river floods. Currently, these infrastructure have 9 meters wide, double track, concrete structures and riverside defenses, which guarantees their operation even in the rainy season.
The head of the MEF also inspected the progress of the drinking water and sanitation system of Belen and Rio de Janeiro, which demands an investment greater than S/ 5 million and has a progress of 20%. Its culmination is scheduled for the fourth quarter of the year and will allow more than 1000 people to access for the first time, after 50 years of waiting, at this basic service.
Supplementary credit is not a gift. They are public resources that must be transformed into concrete works such as these, which change the lives of thousands of families. That is to make true democracy, said Perez Reyes.
The minister also reported that, with the 2025 supplementary credit proposed by the Executive, more than 800 bridges of lower lights will be financed in more than 450 rural districts. These works not only improve connectivity, but increase the productivity of the territories. We want families throughout the country to get their products to the market without risks or losses, he said.
The supervision also aimed to verify the efficient use of the public budget by local governments, identify bottlenecks and boost the timely execution of strategic works that close social gaps and improve access to essential services.
Sometimes we would like to do everything in a single moment, but we have to advance in stages. The important thing is not to lose course and continue working transparently and respectfully, listening to the people and transforming their demands into results, added the minister.
The day included a working meeting with Authorities from Llaylla, Rio Tambo, Coviriali, Mazamari, Pampa Hermosa, Pangoa, Rio Negro, Vizcatan del Ene and Satipo, in which the minister reiterated that the 2025 supplementary credit aims to reinforce public investment, prioritize the culmination of works with high social impact and for the benefit of the most vulnerable populations in the country.
The works that today benefit Lylla are a sign of how supplementary credits, after they are approved, become concrete works to close gaps and improve the quality of life of our population, concluded the head of the MEF.
