KEIKO FUJIMORI AND THE NEW POLITICAL LABORATORY OF LATIN AMERICA
Peru's new president takes office promising security, stability and growth as the region continues its conservative shift
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Keiko Fujimori's inauguration marks the beginning of a new political cycle in Peru and may represent more than a simple transfer of power. After a decade defined by institutional crises, impeached presidents and growing public distrust of traditional politics, the country is placing its hopes in a conservative leader who promises to restore stability while preserving the economic model that has supported Peru's growth over the past decades.
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