Keiko Fujimori Presented a Review of His 100 Days of Government in Message to the Nation: What He Said About Security, El Niño and Economy
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The president presented the results of her administration in the areas of citizen security, prevention of the El Niño phenomenon, economy and public works. She also recognized the remaining difficulties and confirmed the priorities for the coming months.
The head of state acknowledged that her management was able to execute some actions more quickly. In addition, it also refers to citizen security, legislative powers and measures against the fen meno El Ni o.
The President of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori, said that as a self-criticism of her first 100 days of government, they could have worked “more quickly.” Additionally, she reiterated her claim because she hoped to obtain more powers approved by Congress.
President Keiko Fujimori acknowledged that her Government could have acted more quickly during its first 100 days of management.
President Keiko Fujimori delivered a message to the nation of less than 30 minutes to present the balance sheet of her first 100 days of management. Through a video recorded and without allowing questions from the press, the president acknowledged that crime has not yet been overcome and blamed past administrations for the inherited crisis.
The president said that 6.5 violent crimes are recorded daily, recognizing that the situation has not yet been controlled. Fujimori also reviewed the measures taken to prevent the El Niño phenomenon and climate emergencies, as well as actions in various sectors.
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