
Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori defended her father Alberto Fujimori's anti-currilla fight at the UN, comparing current criminal organizations to terrorist groups.
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Keiko Fujimori claimed responsibility for her father Alberto Fujimori's anti-currilla struggle at the UN, criticizing the ongoing processes.
The newly elected president of Peru, the ultra-conservative Keiko Fujimori, has claimed responsibility before the United Nations General Assembly for the fight against left-wing guerrillas led by her father, former president Alberto Fujimori.
Without mentioning the serious crimes against humanity committed in the years between 1990 and 2000 under that government, Fujimori stated today that "after 34 years those who defeated the guerrillas continue to be judged and tried".
“Peru, like other Latin American countries, has suffered the imposition of agendas that have divided us as a society,” he added, underlining that after the end of the guerrillas, Peru is now “faced with another type of war, declared by transnational criminal organizations that have sown terror among our population.”
“These organizations are terrorist groups and must be confronted for what they are: enemies of the democratic state and law-abiding citizens,” Fujimori said, stressing – in a not-so-veiled nod to his father's time – that his government “will not back down from those who seek to impose terror on the rule of law.”

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