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“A man who lives by his principles doesn't threaten, he embraces. We want hugs, not bullets .”

“We are going to recover the authority of the State, we will repeal all pro-crime laws and radically reform the National Police.”

"I propose toughening penalties and strengthening citizen security. It's time to act decisively"

"Only with strategy, intelligence, and a firm hand can we recover peace in our country.”

"We are going to declare criminals military targets."

“We have to create El Sepa... but in the Peruvian jungle, in the northernmost area, closer to the border with Ecuador or Colombia; there are spots where we will build the prisons.”

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"I will not hesitate to implement a comprehensive anti-corruption system with real autonomy, authorities chosen through public competition, and without any partisan bias or dependence on the government."

"We need structural reforms, mainly a shock of transparency in the State."

"Permanent civil death for any official who dares to misuse the people’s money.”

"The higher the office... the more severe the penalty should be."

"We are going to remove all the lazy people and all the corrupt ones. They will have their judicial process on July 28th."

"We will simplify the State, close off spaces for impunity, and punish those who take advantage of power."

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"We do not want economic growth; we want human development.”

"We support the market’s role as a growth engine, but with State intervention to guarantee equity and sustainability."

"[Civic WORKS will] promote a social market economy with a human face."

"[I will implement] rules to formalize by type of activity, preferential-rate loans for micro and small business owners, [and provide] licenses in one day so they can start producing."

"We're going to implement a shock to deregulate the industry, eliminating redundant procedures and simplifying administrative processes."

"I prefer private execution a thousand times over the money passing through the MEF [Ministry of Economy and Finance.]"

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Peru's electoral authority finished tallying 100% of votes on June 29, showing Keiko Fujimori defeating Roberto Sanchez by 50.135% to 49.865% — a margin of fewer than 50,000 votes out of more than 18 million ballots cast in the June 7 runoff.

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Peru's electoral authority finished tallying 100% of votes on June 29, showing Keiko Fujimori defeating Roberto Sanchez by 50.135% to 49.865% — a margin of fewer than 50,000 votes out of more than 18 million ballots cast in the June 7 runoff.

Peru's National Electoral Jury is scheduled to officially proclaim a winner on July 3. Sanchez has refused to recognize the result, alleging irregularities in the handling of overseas votes, though electoral authorities and international observers have rejected those claims.

Peru's National Electoral Jury is scheduled to officially proclaim a winner on July 3. Sanchez has refused to recognize the result, alleging irregularities in the handling of overseas votes, though electoral authorities and international observers have rejected those claims.

Fujimori, 51, will be inaugurated on July 28 for a five-year term, becoming the first woman popularly elected to the Peruvian presidency and the first candidate to win the office on a fourth attempt.

Fujimori, 51, will be inaugurated on July 28 for a five-year term, becoming the first woman popularly elected to the Peruvian presidency and the first candidate to win the office on a fourth attempt.

Fujimori's victory returns the family name to Peru's presidential palace more than two decades after her father, Alberto Fujimori, left office. He ruled from 1990 to 2000 and was later jailed for corruption and crimes against humanity.

Fujimori's victory returns the family name to Peru's presidential palace more than two decades after her father, Alberto Fujimori, left office. He ruled from 1990 to 2000 and was later jailed for corruption and crimes against humanity.

Fujimori's win was driven in part by strong support from Peruvians living abroad, with overseas ballots processed by hand after authorities suspended an electronic scanning system. Sanchez had led the domestic count before Fujimori surpassed him.

Fujimori's win was driven in part by strong support from Peruvians living abroad, with overseas ballots processed by hand after authorities suspended an electronic scanning system. Sanchez had led the domestic count before Fujimori surpassed him.

Several regional leaders congratulated Fujimori following the result, among them Argentina's President Javier Milei. The Organization of American States' secretary general also announced he had congratulated her and accepted an invitation to her inauguration.

Several regional leaders congratulated Fujimori following the result, among them Argentina's President Javier Milei. The Organization of American States' secretary general also announced he had congratulated her and accepted an invitation to her inauguration.

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