Keiko Fujimori has officially assumed the presidency, outlining key priorities for her administration. Her inauguration speech centered on a robust focus on improving national security through military deployment. Simultaneously, Fujimori pledged to stimulate economic growth by increasing the minimum wage. These initiatives signal a dual approach to governance, addressing immediate safety concerns while attempting to bolster financial stability for citizens. The new president's plans suggest a commitment to direct action and economic intervention. Observers will be watching closely to see how these promises translate into concrete policies and their impact on Peru’s political and economic landscape. Further details regarding specific deployment strategies and wage increase amounts are expected to be released shortly.