LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's finance and mines ministers presented their resignations to President Ollanta Humala following a cabinet spat over the minimum wage that has already pushed the prime minister from power, sources told Reuters on Monday.
Finance Minister Luis Miguel Castilla, a former World Bank economist who has been widely praised by investors, is resigning from Humala's cabinet after two and a half years, three government sources said.
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