Peru's Fujimori at UN: Latin America at 'War' with Organized Crime, Defends Military

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori, in her UN General Assembly debut, framed Latin America's fight against transnational organized crime as 'a war' and defended military and police personnel facing prosecution in Peru. She urged the UN to respect national sovereignty, signaling a shift toward a more assertive, security-focused foreign policy. The speech signals potential policy emphasis on domestic security and sovereignty, with implications for regional cooperation and human rights scrutiny.