The Keiko Fujimori administration has announced economic measures, specifically fuel subsidies, to address rising fuel costs. This announcement was made public by Fujimori alongside her ministers. However, despite the economic response, the government has postponed dialogue with regional defense fronts, specifically in Ucayali. This decision raises concerns about addressing underlying regional issues beyond immediate economic relief. The lack of communication could potentially exacerbate tensions with these groups who advocate for local interests. The move focuses on immediate economic impact while deferring complex socio-political discussions. It remains to be seen if the subsidies will be enough to quell unrest without addressing the broader concerns of regional stakeholders.