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Keiko Fujimori's approval rating in Peru has fallen sharply, with a corresponding rise in disapproval, according to recent polls.
In Peru, over 250 homicides have been recorded within the first 50 days of Keiko Fujimori's presidency. Concurrently, her approval rating has declined significantly, dropping 18 points in a single month to 42%, with disapproval rising to 44%. Her first international trip as president, to the United States, has been approved by the Senate.
This period of rising violence and falling public confidence follows a contentious election. The sharp drop in Fujimori's approval suggests a growing public unease with her administration's early performance, particularly concerning security. The approved travel to the U.S. marks a key diplomatic step for the new government.
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Left: La República reports over 250 homicides in the first 50 days of Keiko Fujimori's government and her upcoming trip to the United States.
Center: El Comercio reports a significant drop in Keiko Fujimori's approval rating, from 60% to 42% in one month, according to a Datum poll.
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