announced that the Armed Forces will be deployed on the streets and in the transport system in the coming days as part of measures to address public insecurity.
"The Council of Ministers has not only already approved the Armed Forces' support for the National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) in prison security, but in the coming days the Armed Forces will also be deployed on the streets and in the transport system," she stated.
The Head of State livestreamed on TikTok on Sunday, reminding her online audience that during her presidential campaign Fujimori announced that she would call on the Armed Forces to work alongside the Peruvian National Police with the aim of restoring public order.
"You will soon learn about each of these measures," Fujimori said.
The top official added that she detailed the activities she has carried out since July 27, one day before being sworn in as President of the Republic.
The Head of State recalled that her address to the nation on July 28 outlined the principles and policies that her administration will implement over the next five years.
She said it was a concise speech intended to last no more than 40 minutes.
Before the swearing-in ceremony, the President held bilateral meetings at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with heads of State and delegation leaders who had arrived to attend her swearing-in ceremony.
"The country has been in the global spotlight, which fills me with great pride," she pointed out.
The Head of State said the Ministry of Health will digitalize the medical records of patients in the public healthcare system using Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The top official reiterated that there will be no reduction or increase in the number of public holidays in the country and that the Service Time Compensation (CTS) program will remain unchanged.
Regarding Pension 65 program, the President indicated that the benefit will increase from S/350 (about US$103) to S/700 (about US$206) every two months, and the number of beneficiaries will be expanded as well.
Regarding the Junin region earthquake, the President said 20 domes will be delivered to the area to replace the damaged classrooms, as well as an ambulance for Pampuya, the quake’s epicenter.
"The trips will continue as we prepare for El Niño phenomenon, which is already in the country; that is why we are experiencing high temperatures and drought in the highlands," she explained.
Asked about support for animals, the Head of State said this is a commitment of hers.
Similarly, the top official stated that she will promote pet adoption, the construction of animal shelters, and education at schools on caring for and respecting pets.
The President also announced that she has ordered the resumption of school visits to the Government Palace Monday through Friday.
"We have begun this administration with great enthusiasm, but above all with great determination. We will gradually expand our plans, and you will begin to see public services delivered more quickly and efficiently. You will see ministers, government officials, and me on the ground, traveling constantly," she concluded.
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Publicado: 3/8/2026