Peru virtual phone numbers

In Peru, specific regulations govern telemarketing activities:

• Telemarketers must obtain prior, informed, express, and unequivocal consent from individuals before making any marketing calls, using call centers, phone calling systems, bulk text messages, or emails (Source: DLA Piper Data Protection)
• The Peruvian Data Protection Law (Law No. 29733) and its regulations require that businesses respect individuals' rights to opt out of marketing communications and maintain records of consent and opt-out requests (Source: DLA Piper Data Protection)
• Peru's Consumer Protection and Defense Code (Law No. 29571) prohibits the use of call centers, phone calling systems, text messaging to cell phones, or mass electronic messaging to promote products and services without prior consent (Source: Chambers and Partners)

These regulations emphasize the importance of obtaining proper consent and respecting individuals' rights to opt out of marketing communications in Peru.

Peru's economy is set for a recovery in 2024, fueled by essential sectors and advantageous conditions.

• Mining: The mining sector is expected to be a significant contributor to economic growth, with new projects like Quellaveco and Toromocho expansion attracting foreign investment.
• Domestic Economic Activity: A resurgence in domestic economic activity will boost fiscal revenues and help reduce the deficit to 2.3% of GDP, according to BBVA Research.
• Monetary Policy and International Environment: Monetary policy easing and a favorable international environment, with inflation expected to converge to the 1-3% target range, will support economic recovery.

The Peruvian government's focus on improving public services, governance, and the business environment will be crucial in achieving a more inclusive and sustainable growth trajectory in 2024 and beyond.