Peru's Fujimori Blames 'Cultural Agendas' for Division, Equates Crime with Terrorism

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori, ahead of the UN General Assembly, accused 'cultural agendas' of dividing the population and insisted on equating criminal organizations with terrorist groups. This rhetoric signals a potential shift toward more conservative, security-focused policy framing, possibly to consolidate domestic support. The claim is unverified and appears to be political positioning rather than a concrete policy change.