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Keiko Fujimori Travels to Purus in Ucayali to Announce Civic Flights and Humanitarian Aid Delivery

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Keiko Fujimori travelled to Purus Province in Ucayali to oversee the delivery of humanitarian goods to communities native to the border area. During her visit, the president ensured the immediate restoration of civic flights and the completion of the local airstrip.
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Keiko Fujimori travelled to Purus Province in Ucayali to oversee the delivery of humanitarian goods to communities native to the border area. During her visit, the president ensured the immediate restoration of civic flights and the completion of the local airstrip.

·Lima, Peru
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From Purús, President Keiko Fujimori said she was happy with her visit to this town, located in the eastern end of the department of Ucayali, but also moved by her close knowledge of the needs of the population. In this line, she announced the next restoration of civic flights with the aim of improving the connectivity of this province with the rest of the country. She also announced that a feasibility study will be prepared to determine a defin…

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During his visit to the province of Pur s in Ucayali, Keiko Fujimori announced the re-establishment of the flights c vicos as a measure to keep this border area connected with the rest of the country.

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The products are intended for inhabitants of a border province with difficulties of access. The activity is part of the agenda of the president during her tour of the country.

·Lima, Peru
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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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