Key Points
- Peru has expressed interest in joining the 'America Shield' initiative
- Organized crime is a major problem in Peru
- Trump's initiative aims to bring countries together to combat organized crime
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Peru President Keiko Fujimori has expressed her country's interest in joining Donald Trump's 'America Shield' initiative. The purpose of this initiative is for countries to work together to combat organized crime. Fujimori expressed this interest during a phone call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Organized crime has become a major problem in Peru, especially in Lima, with hundreds of attacks occurring in the city since the beginning of the year. Trump's 'America Shield' initiative aims to bring together countries in the region to combat organized crime.
Fujimori has stated that organized crime is not limited to national borders, but rather spreads across continents. Peru's expression of interest in joining this initiative is significant in the fight against organized crime in the region.
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