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A Regional Shift to the Right Frames the Wave of Congratulations to Fujimori

Summary by Merco Press
The confirmation of right-wing Keiko Fujimori's victory in Peru's presidential runoff drew a wave of congratulations from leaders across the region, who framed the result within the shift to the right underway in several Latin American countries. With Fujimori's arrival in power, the right will add a new government, alongside those of Argentina, Ecuador, Chile, Paraguay and El Salvador, and the recent victory of Abelardo de la Espriella in Colombia.

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The right-wing candidate won by a margin of about 50,000 votes, returning the Fujimori dynasty to power.

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The president also highlighted the development of the democratic process in that country. "Panama welcomes the civic and democratic participation of the Peruvian people in that election day, an expression of the strength of its institutions and its commitment to

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President José Antonio Kast congratulated Keiko Fujimori for his victory over Roberto Sánchez, after concluding this Monday the...

·Chile
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President José Antonio Kast congratulated Keiko Fujimori this Monday after the official vote count of the second presidential round in Peru confirmed his advantage over candidate Roberto Sánchez, and expressed his willingness to work together with the future Peruvian administration in matters of security and development. Through a message on their social networks, the president pointed out: “I congratulate President Electa of Peru, Keiko Fujimor…

·Las Condes, Chile
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After the triumphs of Fujimori in Peru and De la Espriella in Colombia, most of the countries of South America have been left under right-wing governments. But is this really an ideological turn of the region?

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El Economista broke the news on Monday, June 29, 2026.
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