The debts that different public and private entities have with the Social Health Security (EsSalud) amount to S / 5,159 million. This amount is equivalent to approximately 40% of the institution’s budget for this year.
Only the private sector owes more than S / 3,212 million to EsSalud. On the other hand, the public sector owes S / 1,947 million. Until before the pandemic, the debt of both sectors amounted to S / 4,405 million, so the increase during the state of emergency amounts to S / 754 million.
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The executive president of EsSalud, Mario Carhuapoma, assured that the payment of this debt of more than 5 million soles would allow his institution to have more resources to provide a better service. “To improve health services in favor of the more than 11 million insured, even more so in the context of the health emergency generated by COVID-19,” he said.
Debtor public entities:
- Municipality of La Victoria S / 132,684,845
- Municipality of San Martín de Porres S / 58,957,845
- Municipality Breña S / 28,750,666
- Municipality San Juan de Miraflores S / 25. 837,076
- Chiclayo Municipality (Lambayeque) S / 25,234,055
- Municipality Carmen de la Legua (Callao) S / 17,663,560
- Surquillo Municipality S / 16,251,415; San Miguel S / 7,104,174
- Municipality Lince S / 6,646,661
- Municipality Leonardo Ortiz (Lambayeque) S / 6,891,630
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Debtor private entities
- Tumán sugar company S / 120,654,857
- Agropucalá S/118,407,070
- Pomalca S/ 33,124,043
- Andahuasi S/20,350,619
- Construction, Manufacturing and Maintenance Company S / 20,777,464
- Instituto Cesca S / 7,613,906
- Urban Wellbeing S / 7,402,881
- Food Hadas Corporation S / 6,747,949
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