Peru confirms interest in being part of Trump's "Escud of the Americas"
In addition to Fujimori's willingness to join this initiative under Trump's aegis, Colombia's elected president Abelardo de la Espriella also expressed
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In addition to Fujimori's willingness to join this initiative under Trump's aegis, Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella also expressed his willingness to join the initiative as soon as he took office on August 7. F ujimori told journalists that on Thursday he had the opportunity to speak on the phone with the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who called her to congratulate her on the beginning of her term (2026-2031) in Peru. Also present was the current president of Chile, José Antonio Kast, who had not yet taken office and participated as President-elect.
Furthermore, Peru’s President, Keiko Fujimori, confirmed this Saturday’s interest in joining the “Escudo of the Americas”, the coalition promoted by the American counterpart, Donald Trump, to combat organized crime jointly and transnationally.
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In addition to Fujimori's willingness to join this initiative under Trump's aegis, Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella also expressed his willingness to join the initiative as soon as he took office on August 7.
reliability low1/3 sourcesF ujimori told journalists that on Thursday he had the opportunity to speak on the phone with the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who called her to congratulate her on the beginning of her term (2026-2031) in Peru.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAlso present was the current president of Chile, José Antonio Kast, who had not yet taken office and participated as President-elect.
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Peru’s President, Keiko Fujimori, confirmed this Saturday’s interest in joining the “Escudo of the Americas”, the coalition promoted by the American counterpart, Donald Trump, to combat organized crime jointly and transnationally.
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