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Paracas.- Julio Velarde, president of the Central Reserve Bank (BCR), said that corruption does affect the economy, but do not fight against it.
"Over the past 50 years, there have been a thousand studies of corruption at the expense of welfare and economic growth," he said in CADE Executives 2018.
Velarde had pointed out to the press that the problem of corruption did not affect the economy, but that it was important to fight it. "The journalist's question was whether the fight against corruption was affecting the economy, and I said that the fight against corruption did not affect it," said the head of the BCR. .
At another time, he felt that there was no "campaign of destruction" against the companies, as assured the president of the Confiep, Roque Benavides.
In addition, said that "there was some discouragement to see that the situation of corruption in the country was deeper than expected" and that hearing the audios of justice generated a discouragement.
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