Fujimorismo

Fujimorismo refers to the political ideology and movement centered around Alberto Fujimori, who was President of Peru from 1990 to 2000. It emphasizes strong, often authoritarian, leadership to restore order and stability, especially against crime and insurgent groups. The movement is associated with promoting free-market reforms, economic liberalization, and a tough stance on corruption and violence. While some supporters praise its effectiveness in stabilizing Peru, critics highlight concerns about human rights abuses and democratic erosion under Fujimori's administration. Today, Fujimorismo remains influential in Peruvian politics, particularly through Fujimori's daughter, Keiko Fujimori.