The burst of protestsAfter the attempted coup in Pedro Castillohas caused a economic loss of S/ 3,200 million, mainly in the southern regions (Ica, Arequipa, Puno, Apurímac and Cusco). The most affected sectors were agriculture, mining and industryaccording to an analysis carried out by the Institute of Economic Studies (IEEES) of the National Society of Industries (SNI).
The IEES highlighted that the stoppages and seizures of highways and airports have mainly affected the productive sectors of the south. A) Yes, have generated losses of S/ 636 million in ArequipaS/ 395 million in CuscoS/ 515 million in Ica, S/ 231 million in Fist and S/ 170 million in Apurimac.
Impact of protests by region
By sectors, the SNI highlighted that the farming has experienced in these seven days losses valued at S/ 468 million. Another sector seriously affected these days has been the mining, with losses for a value of S/ 609 million; the national industry it has also been seriously affected, with losses of S/ 325 million in one week.
Losses by sectors
“If the stoppages and the climate of violence that affect the national productive apparatus continue this week, we could experience losses of S/ 6,400 million in total, in a period of 14 days”, warned the industrial union.
Losses in the north of the country
Various regions in the north of the country were also affected by strikes and acts of violence against various productive sectors. A) Yes, piura, La Libertad, Lambayeque, Cajamarca Y Amazon they have experienced losses of S/ 900 million together, in one week.
Source: Larepublica
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