Peruvian Senate authorizes Keiko Fujimori's travel to El Salvador and Spain

The Peruvian Senate granted Keiko Fujimori authorization to travel to El Salvador and Spain. The trip to El Salvador is reportedly to observe aspects of the "Bukele plan." The Senate also debated a request for expanded delegated powers for Fujimori's government, a proposal that faced some internal debate and adjustments.

Fujimori's political trajectory and her party's influence within Peru's legislative and executive branches are central to understanding these developments. Her interest in El Salvador's security policies suggests a potential influence on domestic policy discussions. The debate over delegated powers reflects ongoing tensions regarding the balance of authority between the government and the legislature.