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Gisela Ortiz

Gisela Ortiz

Peruvian activist

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  • Jul 22

    Peru: Relatives of state crime victims challenge Keiko Fujimori's legitimacy as president

    Relatives of victims of crimes committed by the Peruvian state and civil society groups have questioned the legitimacy of president-elect Keiko Fujimori, warning her government risks democratic backsliding and full impunity.

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