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Keiko Fujimori addressed the UN, stating that Peru "defeated terrorism" but those involved are still judged. Her remarks drew criticism from Peru's judiciary.
Keiko Fujimori addressed the United Nations, asserting that Peru overcame terrorism but those who fought it remain under judicial scrutiny. She also advocated for a strong stance against organized crime and defended military personnel. Her remarks drew criticism from Peru's judiciary and fellow congress members, who questioned her participation and the repetition of President Boluarte's rhetoric.
Fujimori's appearance at the UN follows domestic political maneuvering, including her party's push for legislative powers and a recent increase in the minimum wage. Her visit to El Salvador also raised questions about adopting aspects of Nayib Bukele's governance model. The discourse highlights ongoing tensions between political factions and the judiciary in Peru.
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Left: La República frames Keiko Fujimori's UN address as a defense of those who fought terrorism and a warning to Congress, while also noting criticism that her speech echoed President Boluarte's.
Center: El Comercio focuses on Keiko Fujimori's discourse at the UN concerning organized crime and the defense of military personnel, while also reporting on the President of the Judiciary's rejection of her statements and Fujimori's responses regarding legislative powers.
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