Keiko Fujimori assumed the presidency of Peru following an election, leading a conservative government. Her party, Fuerza Popular, secured the presidency of the Peruvian Senate on Sunday through an alliance with another conservative party, a development that paves the way for the incoming administration.
Under the new congressional leadership, the opposition is set to head the lower house of the legislature. Miguel Torres was identified in connection with the Senate leadership.
Ahead of the investiture, Spanish opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo traveled to Lima to meet with Fujimori. The visit was intended to demonstrate the Spanish Popular Party's commitment to freedom and to support Ibero-American democracies.
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