Conservative former First Lady of Peru Keiko Fujimori became the winner of Peru’s extremely slow presidential runoff election vote count this week, pending an official proclamation as the next president-elect by the nation’s electoral authorities.
Once she is proclaimed and takes office this month, Fujimori would become the next president of Peru for a five-year period until 2031.
Speaking with local reporters on Tuesday morning outside her residence, Fujimori acknowledged that Peru is presently a “divided” country, given the narrow results of the election, while expressing that she receives the results with responsibility. She noted that it…
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