Fujimori Begins Presidency After Narrow Election Victory

New Leader Pledges Economic Reform, Security and National Unity

Keiko Fujimori has been sworn in as the President of Peru after narrowly winning the country’s June presidential runoff election, marking her return to frontline politics following several unsuccessful bids for the nation’s highest office.

During the inauguration ceremony in Lima, Fujimori pledged to restore economic stability, strengthen public security, combat corruption, and unite a politically divided nation.

She also vowed to attract investment, create jobs, and address growing concerns over crime and inflation, outlining her administration’s priorities for the years ahead.

Fujimori assumes office amid significant economic and political challenges. Her government will be closely watched as it seeks to work with Congress, implement promised reforms, and rebuild public confidence in Peru’s democratic institutions.