The Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion (MTPE) exhorted the Constitution and Regulations Commission of Congress to reconsider the approved opinion that declares Bond 210 unconstitutional.
Along these lines, the MTPE recalled that through DU 105-2021 it seeks to give an extraordinary bonus of S / 210 for formal workers in the private and public sectors with incomes of less than S / 2,000, thus increasing the coverage of basic needs. from their homes in times of COVID-19.
In addition, they allege that this measure meets six substantial requirements to be issued as an emergency decree: economic and financial matters, exceptionality, necessity, generality, transitory nature, and relatedness.
The MTPE emphasized that if the bonus were repealed, 2.8 million citizens would be harmed. “The repeal of the bonus would generate a differentiating situation since To date, the beneficiary workers of the public sector have already received said bonus, while the beneficiary workers of the private sector are about to start collecting it.”, they noted.
About, Patricia Chirinos, president of the Constitution Commission, argued that bond 210 does not qualify as an extraordinary measure, therefore, it should have passed through Congress.
“It is not an unforeseeable situation that requires exceptional legislation. It does not meet the criteria of exceptionality, since by November 14, 2021, the date on which the DU was approved, it was already known that the effects of the pandemic would still continue in the country, losing the character of an extraordinary situation, and the Executive Branch had to foresee the expenses that were had to face the fight against the pandemic during the presentation and debate of the budget law”, he expressed.
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