Keiko Fujimori acknowledges that her administration will not produce results against crime for now: "We can't in 15 days, patience."

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori has asked citizens for patience regarding her administration's ongoing efforts to combat crime, stating that immediate results cannot be expected in the short term. Her government's current strategy against rising criminality was officially implemented following her inauguration on July 28.

Addressing the public, Fujimori emphasized that time is required to effectively tackle the security crisis affecting the country. She noted the impossibility of achieving measurable outcomes within a brief fifteen-day window, signaling a need for public endurance as her administration attempts to manage the wave of national crime.