In a speech of ownership, Fujimori defended the return of politicians to power and warned about risks to government legitimacy
Keiko Fujimori takes the presidency of Peru and promises to strengthen democracy
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Keiko Fujimori took office as president of Peru for a five-year term, promising to strengthen democracy and face insecurity. In his tenure speech, Fujimori defended the return of politicians to executive power rather than technicians, and stated that the country does not have a consolidated democracy, but that it struggles to strengthen itself. Sociologist David Sulmont warned AFP that if the government does not show rapid results in combating insecurity, it may lose legitimacy and popularity.
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¿Qué dijo Keiko Fujimori tras posearse as president of Perú?.
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Añadio that, in general, the correct way is that the politicians perform during a presidential period, in both technical.
according to GestiónI also point out that “we are not in a consolidated democracy, pero es a democracy that strives to strengthen” . “This should be a moment to consolidate the institutionality that needs the Peru because the table is served” , agrego.
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¿Qué dijo Keiko Fujimori tras posearse as president of Perú?.
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