Peru President Fujimori admits crime not defeated in first 100 days

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori acknowledged that violent crime remains uncontrolled, citing 6.5 violent crimes per day, and reviewed her administration's first 100 days without substantial improvements. The admission signals a potential political vulnerability, as public security was a key campaign promise. The situation remains fluid, with no clear policy shift announced.

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