Fuerza Popular conditions new withdrawal of AFP and asks that they incorporate reforms

The debate on the AFP withdrawal is still pending in the Plenary Session of Congress. Fuerza Popular conditioned the disbursement of up to 4 UIT, arguing that a pension reform. Through a statement on X (formerly Twitter), the orange bench stated its position regarding the ruling that seeks to release up to S/20,600.

What did Fuerza Popular say about the AFP debate?

Fuerza Popular urged the Plenary Session of Congress to organize an interim room; that is, a brief interruption of the session, to add the requested reforms. It was legislator Eduardo Castillo who made this request during his participation.

“Regarding the withdrawal of the 4 ITUs, we call for reflection. We cannot disappoint the trust of the Peruvian people. It is time to act with responsibility and vision of the future,” can be read on the platform.

For his part, the parliamentarian and also president of the Economy Commission, César Revilla, was in favor of his colleague’s request and asked to enter a recess until 3:00 pm “I accept the intermission quarter so that what the colleagues have mentioned. As the first point at 3:00 pm when (the debate) restarts, it is put to the vote so that everyone can decide,” added the legislator.

AFP Retirement 2024: what are the pending bills?

• AFP Withdrawal from 2 UIT (S/10,300) – Segundo Montalvo Cubas (Free Peru)
• AFP withdrawal of up to 4 UIT (S/20,600) – Digna Calle (Vamos Perú)
• AFP withdrawal of up to 3 UIT (S/15,450) – Víctor Cutipa (Peru Bicentennial)
• AFP withdrawal of 50% of funds – Elías Ávalos (Vamos Perú)
• AFP withdrawal of 70% of funds – Américo Gonza (Perú Libre)
• AFP withdrawal of 50% of funds for home purchase – Patricia Juárez (Fuerza Popular)
• AFP withdrawal from 3 UIT (S/15,450) – Víctor Flores (Fuerza Popular)
• AFP Withdrawal from 5 UIT (S/25,750) – Jaime Quito
• AFP Retirement from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – Guido Bellido (Peru Bicentennial)
• AFP withdrawal of 25% to pay debts with mortgage guarantee – Melissa Córdova (Avanza País)
• AFP withdrawal of 100% for home purchase – Ilich López (Popular Action)
• AFP withdrawal from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – José Luna (Vamos Perú)
• AFP withdrawal from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – Jorge Luis Flores Ancachi (Popular Action)
• AFP withdrawal from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – Kelly Portalatino (Perú Libre)
• AFP withdrawal from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – Luis Aragón (Popular Action)
• AFP Withdrawal from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – Mariza Taipe (Free Peru)
• AFP withdrawal from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – Flavio Cruz (Perú Libre)
• AFP withdrawal of up to 3 UIT (S/14,850) – Edgard Reymundo (Democratic Change-Together for Peru)
• AFP withdrawal from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – José Pazo (Somos Perú)
• AFP withdrawal of 100% of funds in cases of death of the member – Digna Calle (Vamos)
• AFP withdrawal from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – Wilson Quispe (Perú Libre)
• AFP withdrawal from 2 UIT (S/10,300) – César Revilla (Fuerza Popular)
• AFP withdrawal of 90% of funds due to terminal illness – Katy Ugarte (Parliamentary Unity and Dialogue)
• AFP Withdrawal from 1 UIT (S/5,150) – Jeny López (Fuerza Popular)
• AFP retirement in cases of terminal illness or cancer – Germán Tacuri (National Concertation Magisterial Block)
• AFP withdrawal from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – Isabel Cortez
• AFP Retirement of 5 UIT (S/25,750) – Segundo Quiroz (National Concertation Magisterial Block)
• AFP retirement from 4 UIT (S/20,600) – Alfredo Pariona (not grouped).