Fujimori's First 100 Days: Criticism Mounts, Popularity Slips on Unmet Promises

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori marks 100 days in office amid growing criticism for failing to deliver on pledges to restore order, combat crime, and curb irregular migration. Her approval has dropped, and critics draw parallels to Chilean politician José Antonio Kast, suggesting her administration projects an image of disorder. The situation signals early political vulnerability for the government, though the long-term impact remains uncertain.

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