🌐 Keiko se acerca a Trump y respalda coalición de seguridad “Escudo de las Américas”

President-elect Keiko Fujimori confirmed her interest in Peru joining the so-called "Shield of the Americas," an initiative promoted by US President Donald Trump that seeks to coordinate military and strategic actions among countries in the region to combat transnational organized crime, drug trafficking, and irregular migration. The future president's stance became known during her recent visit to the United States, where she held meetings with figures linked to the Republican Party and participated in activities with representatives close to Trump's political circle. Among these events was a private gala held at Mar-a-Lago, the US president's residence and private club in Florida. Images exclusively broadcast by Panorama showed some of the meetings in which President-elect Keiko Fujimori participated, where she was able to make contact with leaders and advisors from the Republican sector. These activities are part of the international outreach that the president-elect began to cultivate before taking office on July 28. ANNOUNCEMENT TO BE MADE IN THE COMING DAYS When asked about the possibility of Peru joining the "Shield of the Americas" security coalition, Fujimori Higuchi indicated that a decision will be announced in the coming days. "We are also interested in being part of the Shield of the Americas. We believe there are many opportunities to restore peace and fight organized crime," she told the press.