Minem coordinates with the MEF the delivery of a short-term direct subsidy to alleviate the impact of prices in the jungle

Minem coordinates with the MEF the delivery of a short-term direct subsidy to alleviate the impact of prices in the jungle

The Minister of Energy and Mines, Guillermo Shinno, led a working group with officials from the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem), the Supervisory Agency for Investment in Energy and Mining (Osinergmin), Petro-Perú, local and regional authorities, senators, deputies, to assess the fuel situation in Ucayali and agree on concrete measures to address the situation and protect the families of the region.

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El Niño Costero: Sunafil calls for preventive measures in workplaces because the phenomenon will continue until April 2027

El Niño Costero: Sunafil calls for preventive measures in workplaces because the phenomenon will continue until April 2027

The National Superintendency of Labor Inspection (Sunafil) asks employers to adopt priority prevention and preparation measures in workplaces in light of the recent forecast from the Multisectoral Enfen Commission, which indicates the likely continuation of the Coastal El Niño phenomenon until April 2027.

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Argentina team set the highest peaks of digital payments during the 2026 World Cup

Argentina team set the highest peaks of digital payments during the 2026 World Cup

The 2026 World Cup not only mobilized millions of fans around the world but also generated intense activity in the digital payments ecosystem. An analysis conducted by ProntoPaga on the transactions processed during the tournament revealed that every time the Argentine National Team played an elimination round, some of the highest peaks of transactional activity in the championship were recorded, both in deposits (Pay In) and withdrawals (Pay Out), establishing itself as the main driver of money movement during the competition.

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Anomalous waves and temporary port closures affect operations at the Talara Refinery

Anomalous waves and temporary port closures affect operations at the Talara Refinery

Las operaciones de la Talara Refinery are temporarily halted due to the concurrence of two factors. On one hand, the restriction in the supply of crude oil, derived from the current liquidity conditions of the company; and, on the other hand, the temporary closure of the port facilities of the Talara bay, ordered by the Port Authority due to anomalous wave conditions, reported Petro-Perú.

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