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Keiko Fujimori thanked “deeply” the support of the Nobel Prize in Literature, Mario Vargas Llosa, and his son Alvaro Vargas Llosa. (Photo: Giancarlo Avila / @photo.gec)
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Fuerza Popular presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori concluded her campaign with a demonstration at Villa El Salvador (Photo: Hugo Pérez/@photo.gec))
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Fuerza Popular presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori led her campaign’s closing rally at Villa El Salvador. (Photo: Giancarlo Avila / @photo.gec)
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Hundreds of Fuerza Popular followers accompanied their candidate in Villa El Salvador. (Photo: César Bueno @ photo.gec)
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This is Keiko Fujimori’s third presidential campaign. On the previous two occasions, he lost the second round against Ollanta Humala and against Pedro Pablo Kuczynski. (Photo: Giancarlo Avila / @photo.gec)
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“I never imagined I would be here when I got out of an unfair prison a year ago, but God complied and gave me this opportunity,” said Keiko Fujimori. (Photo: César Bueno @ photo.gec)
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“We want change, that’s why we’re here, we want change and not the other way around, change forward,” said Fujimori Higuchi. (Photo: Cesar Bueno @ photo.gec)
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“I am so happy and grateful, to God, to Beru, for having reached this moment,” said Fujimori Higuchi. (Photo: Cesar Bueno/@photo.gec)
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Kenji Fujimori and Jimmy Santee took the stage and danced “Chin Chin”. (Photo; Cesar Bueno @ photo.gec)
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Kenji Fujimori said he was confident the Fuerza Popular leader would be “the first president of Peru”. (Photo: Cesar Bueno/@photo.gec)
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Fujimori Higuchi noted that in any potential government under his administration, the country would experience “change but not backwards, forward change”. (Photo: Cesar Bueno/@photo.gec)
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