Palacios assured that “where rigorous protocols are applied” progress can be made – Agencia UNO

The advance of the coronavirus pandemic with the arrival of the new strain to Chile, the panorama has changed, although the minister Lucas Palacios assured that there will be greater flexibility in the step by step plan for “help people and companies“.

For the Minister of Economy “during these months we have learned that one of the fundamental elements that we have had is flexibility in the tools to help people and companies “and in that context there would be news”no later than this Thursday“, according to the Diario Financiero.

“Here we have two main objectives: reduce infections and that people can regain their jobs“, declared the Secretary of State and added that together with the Ministry of Inside and Health “we are checking what additional steps can we take to deliver flexibility to people so they can get their jobs back. “

Palacios added that “we are always constantly evaluating all sectors of the economy, we have been learning that where rigorous protocols are applied and where tenants, companies and individuals respect themWe must also move forward. “

Of course, the minister was emphatic that “When we relax and we believe that this has already happened, it is that infections increase“For the same reason,” that we must avoid, especially in these months that are so important for various sectors. I mean those who have face-to-face care, yesWe know that sectors such as tourism have been affected especially“.

This Wednesday there will be a new daily balance with the presence of the minister Enrique Paris, where said flexibility measures can be made known thinking about the summer season. For now, from the health authorities released that since December 31 “all Chileans and foreigners who enter our country they must quarantine for 10 days“.

Minister Palacios announced flexibility in the measures, but from December 31, everyone who enters the country will have to quarantine:

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