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With the presence of authorities from the San Martín region, including mayors and historical leaders of the community, known as Apus, the executive director of the Llamkasun Peru Program, Jimmy Trujillo Melgarejo, formalized the beginning of the execution of immediate intervention activities in 47 districts of the jurisdiction that will generate more than 2,200 temporary jobs.
"These activities, linked to the cleaning, maintenance and conditioning of public infrastructure, will require a budget from the MTPE program of S / 4.6 million, and will be executed in the context of Law 31728, which approves supplementary credits to State entities for the financing of greater expenses for the reactivation of the family economy. regional and sectoral," Trujillo said.
He also stressed that the financing of the activities will be carried out in line with the State policy of generating temporary jobs for the benefit of the most vulnerable population, promoted by President Dina Boluarte and the Minister of Labor and Employment Promotion, Fernando Varela.
The head of Llamkasun Peru visited the province of Lamas, in the San Martín region, where he was received by the provincial mayor May Díaz Pérez. There he supervised the start of one of the immediate intervention activities that includes cleaning and desilting of the Juanjuicillo ravine, which will generate about 50 temporary jobs.
Likewise, Trujillo Melgarejo signed an act of commitment to finance 5 immediate intervention activities in order to improve the infrastructure of the Educational Institution No. 0271 Pamashto, the Bilingual School No. 0800 in the Kechwa Wayku Community Village Center, the medical posts of the Pamashto Village Center, the Village Center of the Kechwa Wayku Community and the Culture Square of the Lamas district.
Finally, it certified the completion of the cleaning, maintenance and conditioning of the tourist facilities of the viewpoint of La Cruz, which required a budget from Llamkasun Peru of S / 154 thousand, and generated more than 50 temporary jobs.
