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The Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion MTPE through Lurawi Peru will contribute 30 million soles for the generation of more than 10 thousand temporary jobs in favor of the population of various districts of Cajamarca thanks to the agreements signed today with mayors of that region. The director of the aforementioned MTPE program Juan Pablo Llaja Tafur arrived in Cajamarca to sign 202 agreements that will allow the financing of cleaning maintenance and conditioning of public infrastructure executed by local governments of 101 districts of this region. The residents who will benefit from temporary jobs belong to districts in the provinces of Cajamarca 7 districts Celendn 11 Chota 17 Contumaz 8 Cutervo 13 Jan 10 San Ignacio 1 San Marcos 7 San Miguel 13 San Pablo 4 and Santa Cruz 10. These interventions will be developed in the most vulnerable districts of the region and will generate temporary jobs that will be covered by people who have some type of disability as well as those who suffer gender violence said Llaja Tafur who conveyed to the authorities the greetings of Minister Alfonso Adrianzn Ojeda. In this regard the mayor of the district of Tomoche province of Chota Manuela Sandoval Mendo said that the financing of Lurawi Peru will help in the improvement of villages and urban areas affected by heavy rains as well as provide work to the vulnerable population. Likewise Hctor Quevedo Idrogo mayor of the district of La Ramada province of Cutervo said he was delighted with the signing of the agreement because it will give him the opportunity to provide a job to people who need it. In my district many do not have work now we are giving the opportunity to our inhabitants to work and bring the daily bread to their homes because many are in extreme poverty he added. The signing of these agreements takes place in the context of the first 2023 call of Lurawi Peru aimed at local governments of districts focused by the aforementioned program. The characteristic of these municipalities is that they have little budgetary capacity to finance immediate intervention activities.
