Keiko Fujimori announced the removal of what she termed “ideological biases” from school textbooks in Peru, stating the decision is irreversible. This forms part of a broader educational reform initiative intended to have a wider reach than new school discipline regulations. The government also revealed plans to distribute 1.2 million school kits to students nationwide. Furthermore, a commitment was made to construct 500 new schools across the country. The move signals a significant shift in educational policy under Fujimori’s leadership. Details regarding the specific biases targeted were not immediately released, but the announcement has already generated discussion among educators and political analysts in Peru. This initiative aims to modernize and improve the quality of education for Peruvian students.