Peru's Fujimori defends first 100 days amid crime surge, vows accountability

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori resumed live broadcasts to defend her administration's first 100 days, four days after acknowledging failure to curb crime and reporting 6.5 violent crimes daily. The defense comes amid public criticism and signals political pressure on her government's security policy.

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