Keiko Fujimori has officially received her presidential credentials for the 2026-2031 term, preparing to assume the presidency on July 28th. The National Elections Jury delivered the credentials to Fujimori and her Fuerza Popular party list. However, her upcoming administration faces immediate challenges, notably concerning funding for educational programs. The Congress recently allocated additional funds to PRONABEC, the national scholarship program, but this covers only 30.5% of the required budget, leaving a significant shortfall of S/ 83.1 million for comprehensive scholarships. Concerns also remain regarding the lack of regulation surrounding teacher pensions. These financial questions cast a shadow over the transition as Fujimori prepares to take office.