Fujimori's Return: A Perilous Legacy of Privilege and Polarization Keiko Fujimori's ascension to the presidency marks yet another chapter in Peru's turbulent tale of power struggles, corruption, and instability.
As the daughter of Alberto Fujimori, who was ousted from office in 2000 for human rights abuses and later jailed on corruption charges, Keiko inherits a legacy fraught with complexities that will test her leadership.
Peru has experienced a revolving door of presidents over the past decade, with only three leaders securing election through popular vote.