Keiko Fujimori Receives Credentials as President of Peru

• Keiko Fujimori has received her credentials as the constitutional president of Peru for the 2026–2031 term.
• Luis Galarreta and Miguel Angel Torres have been credentialed as First and Second Vice Presidents, respectively.
• The formal transfer of power is scheduled for July 28.

Administration Priorities

• Fujimori identified four core pillars for her initial 100 days:
  • Restoring institutional trust and the independence of government branches.
  • Improving public safety by tackling criminal groups while upholding the Pact of San José.
  • Driving sustainable economic growth, focusing on non-extractive sectors like technology, science, and tourism.
  • Enhancing social inclusion through national dialogue, specifically targeting outreach to regions that did not support her candidacy.

Public Expectations

• Beyond official priorities, the public demands address several critical issues:
  • The repeal of legislation perceived as pro-crime and the pursuit of constitutional reforms.
  • Provision of reparations for victims of past protests.
  • Strengthening of health and education sectors, including specific focus on scholarship programs.
  • Promotion of sustainable development in highland and jungle regions with a focus on environmental and community protection.