Humala Highlights The Legalization of 90,000 Peru in Venezuela, After His Visit

Humala highlights the legalization of 90,000 Peru in Venezuela, after his visit

Lima, Jan. 10 (EFE) .- President of Peru, Ollanta Humala, said today it reached 90 000 regularization of Peru who lives in Venezuela, and the liberation of tariffs on bilateral trade, after a visit to his colleague, Hugo Chavez, on Saturday in Caracas.

In a statement given to reporters at the Government Palace, Humala called his trip to Venezuela from “very positive” because it managed to “turn the page in the bilateral policies of the past, where not much progress made ​​in the diplomatic, trade and cultural relations with Venezuela.”

In this case, Humala Chavez cited the agreement signed with Peru for the regularization of immigrants will “provide the legal framework for the more than 90,000 illegal Peruvian situation” in the country, and to facilitate the delivery of remittances to Peru.

Head of State also said that Peruvian exporters’ now have the security of a trade agreement, renewable for five-year horizon and that not only have been achieved (exempt from tariffs) historical items, but there is an extension that will allow them to diversify their products. “

Humala added that “there are other integration agreements such as oil, where we launched a campaign to promote investment in other countries at the national brethren, as petrochemical complex in southern Peru, and other projects that will allow competition from other countries such as Brazil and Venezuela. “

President of Peru, Ollanta Humala (c), on January 7, 2012 arrival of the international airport Puerto Ordaz, where he was welcomed by his Venezuelan colleague Hugo Chavez.