From Wall Street, Keiko Fujimori highlights low inflation, $100 billion in reserves, and invites investment in the country: “Peru is here.”

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori addressed the New York Stock Exchange on September 24, highlighting the country's economic fundamentals to international business and financial leaders. She pointed to low inflation and foreign reserves totaling 100 billion US dollars, concluding her pitch to investors with the phrase "Perú is here".

Concurrently, Fujimori faced domestic political friction. She publicly pushed back against Janet Tello, the president of the Judiciary, who had earlier rejected Fujimori's statements at the United Nations General Assembly regarding ongoing judicial processes involving military and police personnel. Fujimori asserted that she would not remain silent regarding past errors.