Social programs in Peru and Latin America are essential to reduce inequalities, promote inclusion and social cohesion, although they face structural challenges that require greater knowledge and adjustments to maximize their impact, this study aims to identify how the distribution of spending on the pension 65 solidarity assistance program is presented by regions of Peru period 2020 2024., with a quantitative observational approach and a non-experimental design, considering a population made up of official budgetary financial data executed within the pension 65 program, the analysis shows that the distribution of program spending presents persistent inequalities between regions throughout the period, Cajamarca, Puno and Piura concentrate a greater part of the funds, while Madre de Dios, Tacna and Moquegua register the lowest percentages, likewise, the source of financing is based almost ...