As crime surges, Fujimori loyalists hope a familiar name can restore order in Peru
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For fervent Keiko Fujimori supporters living in neighbourhoods that bear the Peruvian president’s name, the tough-talking leader cannot start fighting crime soon enough.
Conservative Fujimori won the presidential run-off by a mere 50,000 votes and has sworn to get a grip on the crime wave sweeping the Andean nation.
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- Jul 29, 2026
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- Aug 15, 2026
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