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Francisco Rafael Sagasti Hochhausler OSP (American Spanish: [franˈsisko rafaˈel saˈɣasti xoˈxawzler] (About this soundlisten); born 10 October 1944) is a Peruvian engineer, academic, and author, who is the current President of Peru since 17 November 2020.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Peru Stocks Buenaventura, Cerro Verde, Panoro, Southern Copper
Foreign Minister Rafael Roncagliolo said Monday that the Peruvian government will honor its commitment to develop a "multilateral foreign policy," on the basis of consultation and regional integration.
Roncagliolo said this issue will be one of the priorities in the Ministry's international activity, seeking to achieve consensus and open dialogue with the countries of the region.
Roncagliolo added that "there will be changes and new emphasis" on the foreign policy, outlined by the government and the address to the nation of President Ollanta Humala.
He pointed out that a major goal in his new position will be to strengthen integration within the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) and the Andean Community of Nations.
In this regard, he emphasized that the UNASUR and CAN summits held in Lima on the ocassion of President Humala's inauguration "allowed to focus on the Andean integration and the fight against inequality.
The Lima General Index was little changed at 21,959.67. The MSCI All Peru Capped Index fell 0.4 percent to 2,722.20.
Miners and industrial stocks declined after U.S. shares and metals slumped in New York, Jose Luis Bustamante, head of trading at Cartisa SAB, said in a telephone interview.
Southern Copper Corp. (SCCO) , Peru’s biggest copper producer, fell 3.7 percent to $34.30 Panoro Minerals Ltd. (PML) , a Canadian copper and gold exploration company, dropped 3.5 percent to 55 cents. Sociedad Minera Cerro Verde SA (CVERDEC1 PE), a unit of Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., slid 1.4 percent to $43.80. Cia. de Minas Buenaventura SAA (BVN PE), the country’s biggest precious-metals miner, fell 1.3 percent to $40.70.
Casa Grande (CASAGRC1 PE), Peru’s largest sugar producer and a unit of Gloria SA, declined 1.2 percent to 16.40 soles after futures fell for a third day in New York.
Peru to beef up state energy companies
LIMA - Peru Finance Minister Luis Miguel Castilla said Monday that the government is advancing in talks with mining companies on how best to increase taxes without affecting the sector's competitiveness.
"It is an important topic that requires a quick resolution," Castilla said in an interview with Radio Programas.
President Ollanta Humala took office on July 28 with promises to raise taxes on mining companies, which have been posting strong profits, thanks to record metals prices.
Investors have expressed concern that the initiative could affect planned investments of $42.5 billion in the sector this decade.
Members of Humala's Gana Peru party began discussions with the National Mining, Oil and Energy Society, or SNMPE, before the new government took office, Castilla said. "We are now in a technical phase and defining the different formulas to be able to reach the objectives that we have as a country," he said.
The government plans to use resources from the new tax to finance public works in areas that don't receive a regional mining tax. Half the income tax paid by mining companies goes to the governments of the regions in which they operate.
Mining companies contribute millions of dollars as a result of the tax every year, although about 80% of the funds are distributed to only eight of Peru's 24 regions, Castilla said. "It's going to be a tax regime that maximizes the state's resources, but without compromising the future of important investment projects," he added.
In early July, SNMPE President Pedro Martinez said that the mining society was willing to talk with the incoming Humala government, but that he didn't believe a windfall tax would be feasible. Instead, he pointed to an existing voluntary contribution program as a good model.
On Friday, Southern Copper Corp.'s (SCCO, SCCO.VL) parent company, Grupo Mexico SAB (GMEXICO.MX), said it is confident the Peruvian government will "maintain and provide its international competitiveness within the worldwide mining industry."
He spoke hours after Finance Minister Luis Miguel Castilla said modernizing public companies was important and state oil and gas company PetroPeru could be opened to private investment.
Peru's state-owned energy companies do not have the market share or international importance that Brazilian energy giant Petrobras or Chile's miner Codelco enjoy, and most Peruvian companies were privatized in the 1990s.
"When you look at economies like Colombia, Chile or Brazil you see a totally different situation," said Herrera at a press conference. "What we're looking at is allowing state companies to have a greater involvement in the management of the state."
Companies that could be reformed or expanded, possibly with the introduction of private capital, include PetroPeru and ElectroPeru, the state electricity company.
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