Keiko Fujimori’s razor-thin victory could bring Peru’s most divisive political movement back to power and accelerate Latin America’s shift to the right
A long road to power
The 2026 presidential campaign in Peru could finally bring victory to Keiko Fujimori, daughter of Alberto Fujimori, the country’s former president (1990-2000) and leader of the Popular Force party. In Peru, opinions about Alberto Fujimori are highly divided: Some call him a hardliner who brought order to the country with an ‘iron fist’ policy, while others consider him a corrupt dictator.
This is the fourth presidential race in Keiko Fujimori’s career. She has previously…
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