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Francis Allison Visits Keiko Fujimori and Expresses Support for His Next Government

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The candidate for the Mayor of Lima for Avanza País, Francis Allison, visited President-elect Keiko Fujimori this Tuesday in her offices in San Isidro, where she expressed her support for the management that will begin on 28 July and raised the need to adopt urgent measures in the face of citizen insecurity.
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The candidate for the Metropolitan Mayor of Lima for Avanza País, Francis Allison, expressed his support for President-elect Keiko Fujimori and pointed out that the results of her administration will benefit the country. In addition, he indicated that one of the most urgent actions of the new government must be to declare the Interior sector in emergency to speed up the acquisition of equipment for the National Police.

·Lima, Peru
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The candidate for the Mayor of Lima for Avanza País, Francis Allison, visited President-elect Keiko Fujimori this Tuesday in her offices in San Isidro, where she expressed her support for the management that will begin on 28 July and raised the need to adopt urgent measures in the face of citizen insecurity.

·Lima, Peru
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According to Allison, Fujimori conveyed to him his "great interest" in solving the problem of insecurity "which is plaguing the men and women of this country." Source: RPP The mayor of Magdalena del Mar and candidate for the Mayor of Lima for Avanza País, Francis Allison, met this afternoon with President-elect Keiko Fujimori, in San Borja. Upon her departure, she said that the issues raised in the dialogue had to do with citizen security and th…

·Lima, Peru
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RPP broke the news in Lima, Peru on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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