PERU - Peru will seek to toughen laws to prevent presidential front-runner Ollanta Humala from tampering with $30bn managed by private pension funds should he win next month's election, Finance Minister Ismael Benavides said.
Benavides said he will seek support for the legislation at a Cabinet meeting today "to shield from government interference" the assets managed by units of Peru's Credicorp, Spain's Banco Bilbao Viz...
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