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Keiko Fujimori's presidency of Peru
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Keiko Fujimori was sworn in as Peru’s president on July 28, 2026, becoming the country’s ninth leader in ten years amid prolonged political instability. The report describes her taking office; it gives no later developments in her government or a date for a next step.
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Peru's Ninth President in a Decade: Fujimori Returns to Power
Sworn in July 28 after a runoff decided by fewer than 50,000 votes, Keiko Fujimori becomes Peru's first elected woman president — and inherits a palace that has chewed through nine leaders in ten years.
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- No complete verified inaugural transcript is available in the excerpts; key quotes are truncated.
- Exact certified vote totals beyond the fewer-than-50,000 margin are not provided.
History
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People
Alberto FujimoriPresident of Peru from 1990 to 20001 report
Alejandro ToledoPresident of Peru from 2001 to 20061 report
Keiko Fujimori67th President of Peru1 report
Ollanta HumalaPresident of Peru from 2011 to 20161 report
Pedro CastilloPresident of Peru from 2021 to 20221 report
Roberto Sánchez PalominoPeruvian politician1 report
Places
- Congreso de la República del PerúAv. Abancay s/n, Lima 15001, Peru1 report
- Government Palace of PeruJr. de la Unión s/n, Lima 15001, Peru1 report
- PENAL DE BARBADILLOX34P+PG7, Nueva Avenida Esperanza, Ate 15494, Peru1 report
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