The President’s Government peter castle has enabled various economic subsidies to help families affected by the pandemic from COVID-19, among which are the Yanapay Peru Bond, Wanuchay Bonus Y Bonus 210 soles. Next, we explain what each one is regarding.
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It’s almost 13.5 million Peruvians who are in a situation of vulnerability due to the health emergency in the country, for the same reason, that the State decided to grant them a Bonus of S /. 350 per person to be able to cope with the economic blow caused by the pandemic.
However, other types of bonuses have been added to this, which have other specific types of people as beneficiaries, such as the Bono Wanuchay and Bono 210, which is not aimed at all citizens in general, as is the case of Bono Yanapay.
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Differences between the Yanapay Bonus, Wanuchay Bonus and 210 Soles Bonus
- Bono Yanapay: It has the purpose of financially assist vulnerable families who have suffered serious financial consequences due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To know if you are a beneficiary you must enter the following link: https://consultas.yanapay.gob.pe/#/.
- Wanuchay Bonus: This economic subsidy is aimed at those small farmers who have less than two hectares and are not beneficiaries of the Bono Yanapay. To find out if you are a beneficiary of this bonus, you should consult this link: https://wanuchay.midagri.gob.pe.
- Bonus 210 soles: This subsidy is aimed at around 3 million formal workers in both the public and private sectors. One of the main requirements to access financial support is to have income of a maximum of S/. 2,000 monthly. To find out if you are one of the beneficiaries, enter the following link: https://bono210.essalud.gob.pe/#/consulta.
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It should be noted that, each economic subsidy has different scheduled dates and payment methods, since it seeks to avoid crowds of people to counteract the third wave of COVID-19 infections.