Peru’s next president inherits 20+ ICSID cases with worst-case exposure of $30 billion, including a $2.7 billion Brookfield claim and a $68.6 million Lupaka
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Key Facts
—Total Exposure. Peru’s worst-case liability from pending investor-state claims and costs is roughly $30 billion, or 9.28% of GDP.
—Active Cases. Peru is the most sued state at the World Bank’s ICSID tribunal, with around 20 to 24 pending cases.
—Largest Claim. Canada’s Brookfield seeks approximately $2.7 billion over the Rutas de Lima toll-road concession.
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