Overview
- Within the total, 101 laws approved by insistence carry an estimated fiscal cost of S/35,796 million, more than 65 times the comparable cost over the prior 15 years.
- The Council projects an average fiscal deficit of 5.8% of GDP during 2026–2036, with debt near 47% of GDP by 2036 or close to 70% if major high‑cost initiatives in process are enacted.
- Officials reported that 56% of nearly 230 fiscally adverse norms were not observed by the Executive, and only three of 181 spending measures were challenged before the Constitutional Court.
- The analysis warns that many approved norms create rigid spending commitments that reduce budget flexibility for future adjustments.
- The tally has climbed year by year, including 21 such laws in 2022 and 29 so far in 2025, with pressures exceeding the projected fiscal space through 2029.