Política

Próximo presidente de Perú tendrá como reto afrontar la inestabilidad política del país en medio de una recesión económica

Ciudadanos votarán en la segunda ronda electoral el domingo

(COMBO) This combination of pictures created on June 03, 2021 shows
a file photo taken on May 01, 2021 of Peruvian presidential candidate, right-wing Keiko Fujimori (L), speaking during a debate with leftist Pedro Castillo (out of frame) in Chota, Cajamarca, northern Peru, ahead of the June 6 presidential runoff election, which threatens to polarize the country and a file photo taken on May 30, 2021 of Peruvian presidential candidate, socialist Pedro Castillo, during the last debate with his opponent, right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori, ahead of the June 6 run-off election, in Arequipa, Peru. - Peru votes on June 6, 2021 in its fifth presidential election in three years after an unprecedented series of crises and corruption scandals that saw three different leaders in a single week. (Photos by Cesar Bazan and Martin Mejia / various sources / AFP)
(COMBO) This combination of pictures created on June 03, 2021 shows a file photo taken on May 01, 2021 of Peruvian presidential candidate, right-wing Keiko Fujimori (L), speaking during a debate with leftist Pedro Castillo (out of frame) in Chota, Cajamarca, northern Peru, ahead of the June 6 presidential runoff election, which threatens to polarize the country and a file photo taken on May 30, 2021 of Peruvian presidential candidate, socialist Pedro Castillo, during the last debate with his opponent, right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori, ahead of the June 6 run-off election, in Arequipa, Peru. - Peru votes on June 6, 2021 in its fifth presidential election in three years after an unprecedented series of crises and corruption scandals that saw three different leaders in a single week. (Photos by Cesar Bazan and Martin Mejia / various sources / AFP) CESAR BAZAN MARTIN MEJIA
Perú Esta combinación de imágenes muestra una foto de archivo tomada el 1.° de mayo del 2021 de la candidata presidencial peruana, la derechista Keiko Fujimori (izq.), hablando durante un debate con el izquierdista Pedro Castillo (der.), en Chota, Cajamarca, antes de las elecciones presidenciales del 6 de junio. Foto: AFP (CESAR BAZAN MARTIN MEJIA/AFP)

Lima. El presidente que los peruanos elijan este domingo, Keiko Fujimori o Pedro Castillo, no solo deberá tomar medidas urgentes para superar la pandemia y la recesión, sino encarar la inestabilidad política, un congreso fragmentado, la informalidad laboral, la deficiente gestión pública y la corrupción, dicen expertos.

La economía peruana, que se hundió 11,12% en el 2020 por la pandemia, sigue dependiendo de la minería para crecer, mientras acumula distorsiones por la informalidad laboral, la corrupción y las instituciones débiles.

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