In mid-December, after 30 years of waiting, 64,000 Fonavistas received for the first time a portion of their contributions to the defunct, and failed, National Housing Fund (Fonavi).
Within the light and gray that was generated since then, considering that some older adults received limited amounts of S/46, and others, more than S/6,000, the Fonavi ad hoc commission continues to advance to honor this social debt of the State .
Thus, from the National Federation of Fonavistas and Pensioners Association of Peru (FENAF-PERU) it was reported that The ad hoc commission approved activating partial payment to Fonavistas and their heirs who, being part of the previous payment groups, did not make said payment effective.
According to the document of the specialized group, Fonavistas or debtors are included only in payment groups 1 to 19 – which was executed at the end of the year before the pandemic.
The remuneration will be given according to the amounts determined at the time, and will be under the payment on account modality – as is now the case with the 64,000 older adults on list 20–.
“And, where appropriate, be included in a subsequent payment group in accordance with current regulations. This reactivation will take place at the end of January 2024“, reads the minutes of the ad hoc commission, chaired by the Fonavista leader Luis Luzuriaga.
This group, according to FENAF-PERÚ, will be made up of 74,000 Fonavistas or relatives.
Against the tide
The total debt demanded by the Fonavistas amounts to S/42,000 million, since both the contribution of the worker As for the employer, however, after the lack of disposition of the MEF, a ruling by the Constitutional Court cut it by 90%: there are S/6,000 million to be returned; However, the ad hoc commission only has a fund of S/2.3 billion for the new payments.
Data
- Job. The next session of the ad hoc commission will be held on January 11, at 9:30 am
- Eye. Those who are still under evaluation and those whose case-mix observations are being reviewed will not be paid.
Source: Larepublica
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