Fujimori asks the Peruvian Congress to define whether it is "on the side of violence or peace"

On October 10 in Lima, Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori called on the country's Congress to define its position regarding the fight against crime, asking legislators to clarify whether they stand on the side of violence or the side of peace.

The demand followed Fujimori's rejection of an armed confrontation that occurred this Saturday involving left-wing senators. The statement places pressure on the legislative branch to align with the executive's anti-crime agenda amidst escalating security concerns.