Peruvian Senator Lourdes Alcorta has defended the government led by Keiko Fujimori, urging patience as it addresses the country’s significant crime issues. Alcorta criticized parliamentarians for their quick criticisms of the new administration. She emphasized the gravity of the crime situation, describing it as a “disgrace,” and cautioned against expecting immediate solutions. The senator implied that resolving deeply rooted criminal problems requires time and sustained effort. Her statements, published by Lima Gris, represent a strong show of support for the Fujimori government amidst ongoing scrutiny. Alcorta's defense frames the challenges as systemic and complex, rather than failings of the current leadership.