President Keiko Fujimori Turns 100 Days in Charge of the Government
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Lima, Nov 4 (EFE).- The president of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, is celebrating this Thursday a hundred days in office, marked by the militarization of security policy to try to stop organized crime, the main concern of Peruvians, with a rapprochement to the US through his adherence to the Shield of the Americas and [...] The entry The approach to Trump and the "Bukele formula" mark Fujimori's first 100 days in Peru was first published in HolaNews.
The president of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, is celebrating this Thursday a hundred days in office, marked by the militarization of security policy to try to stop organized crime, the main concern of Peruvians, with a rapprochement with the US through its adherence to the Shield of the Americas and a prison policy inspired by the model of Salvadoran Nayib Bukele.
After a hundred days in power, Keiko Fujimori’s government faces the challenge of turning its promises into results. Between questioning its management and expectations for regaining citizen security, the executive seeks to accelerate its measures with new legislative powers.
As president of the Republic he has returned to visit the cities he traveled and as in his electoral campaign he makes promises that the citizens have already heard
This week, the president turns out to be one hundred days in office, a milestone that is often considered to make a first assessment of the direction of the government. Regarding the formation of the first Council of Ministers, we pointed out that it was disconcerting; although people close to the president and with some experience were summoned, also others with no more specific weight, or ability to represent relevant political or social actor…
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