Fujimori's Perilous Inheritance: Can Peru's New Leader Break the Cycle? Keiko Fujimori's narrow victory in Peru's presidential election has sparked widespread concern about the country's future under her leadership.
As the first woman to be elected president, she faces a daunting task: unifying a deeply divided nation and putting an end to the legacy of corruption and authoritarianism that has plagued her family for decades.
Fujimori's father, Alberto, was a polarizing figure who ruled Peru with an iron fist during his two terms in office.