Keiko Fujimori Prepares Her Assumption with Security as a Priority and Brings Peru Closer to Israel in the Face of the Iranian Threat
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The president-elect said she will promote spaces for dialogue and open management with different sectors. The meeting was aimed at strengthening cooperation and addressing issues of bilateral interest.
On July 28, Keiko Fujimori will take over as president of Peru. Fujimori receives a country hit by one of the worst citizen insecurity crises, and in the midst of an important prevention campaign against an aggressive El Niño phenomenon. What points on these axes should be present in his message to the nation? Nicolás Zevallos, from the Institute of Criminology, and Juan Manuel Arribas, president of Shoulder a Shoulder, comment on this.
Alberto Fujimori's daughter, the dictator who ruled Peru in the 1990s, will begin her term as president next Wednesday with a legal framework that gives free letter to the security forces to commit crimes against civilians and to be exonerated from sanctions. On Monday 20, the Fujimorist parliamentarian in charge of the presidency of Congress, Fernando Rospigliosi, promulgated a law that prevents ordinary justice from prosecuting police and mili…
Lima – 23 July 2026 – Total News Agency – TNA. Peru’s elected president, Keiko Fujimori, intensified her political, diplomatic and territorial activities five days after swearing in, with an agenda dominated by the security crisis, the advance of criminal organizations, and the need to rebuild the state’s intelligence capabilities. Fujimori, who will take office on July 28 and become the first woman elected by popular vote to govern Peru, held m…
LIMA – “We feel vulnerable and afraid of what will happen to social fighters in Keiko Fujimori’s government, but we must persist articulatedally and not scattered for the well-being of our peoples,” said Sadam Chañi, a Quechua indigenous peasant leader from Espinar, in the department of Cusco, in [...]
The return of the Senate, the advance of organized crime, the competition between the United States and China and the megaport of Chancay redefine the scenario that the new administration will find.
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