Key Points
- Keiko Fujimori became Peru's new president
- Fujimori is being criticized for defending her father's dictatorship
- There are concerns about the future of democracy in Peru
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Peru's new president Keiko Fujimori took office 26 years after the end of her father's dictatorship. Fujimori is being criticized for defending her father's dictatorship. Starting her term with a promise to prevent violence, Fujimori is a leader totally rejected by the opposition.
Fujimori's father, Alberto Fujimori, ruled Peru as a dictator in the 1990s. Keiko Fujimori is being criticized for defending her father's policies. There are concerns about the future of democracy in Peru.
In recent years, Peru's economy has been stable, but there are significant inequalities. Fujimori supports the neoliberal economic model.
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