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President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, during her visit to the Peruvian district, commissioned these works to the sector, allocating more than S/4.7 million budget.Good news The Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion, through Foncodes, will be responsible for executing various projects in favor of the development of the district of Santa Rosa de Loreto, such as the maintenance of road infrastructure, the health center and drinking water systems.
Through Supreme Decree No. 170-2025-EF, published last night in the Official Gazette El Peruano, which authorizes the transfer of items in the public sector budget for fiscal year 2025 in favor of various specifications of the national government and the regional government of the department of Loreto, the transfer of resources for the MIDIS for S/4.77 million for the execution of work in Santa Rosa de Loreto is included.
In this way, with an investment of S/1 470 000, the maintenance of the road infrastructure will be carried out, which includes the improvement of approximately 50 kilometers of land access roads, facilitating transport and access to basic services.
For the maintenance of the health center, S/2 247 780 has been allocated, for the refaction and conditioning of the establishment that addresses, approximately, 8366 inhabitants. In addition, Midis was entrusted, the maintenance of drinking water systems, with an investment of S/1 059 000. With this work, it seeks to guarantee a continuous and quality supply, benefiting about 1850 homes.
As President Dina Boluarte remarked, during her visit to Santa Rosa de Loreto, these measures are to reduce social and infrastructure gaps, to improve the quality of life, of the population of said border area of the country.
The Supreme Decree signed by the President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, is endorsed by the Minister of Economy and Finance, Raul Perez Reyes; the Minister of Development and Social Inclusion, Leslie Urteaga; Defense Minister Walter Astudillo; the Minister of Education, Morgan Quero; The Minister of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, Durich Whittembury, and the Minister of Health, Cesar Vasquez.
