Keiko Fujimori's win is a mandate for order after years of leftist chaos and revolving-door governments that left Peru drowning in crime and instability. She campaigned on a tough security platform and a market-friendly economy, and Peruvians — including a massive diaspora — chose that vision over the left's failed promises. Roberto Sanchez's fraud claims, backed by zero evidence, are just sore-loser politics that international observers have already dismissed.