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The government of Keiko Fujimori points to a police reform: What will be the axes? And how long will they be implemented?

In the first 100 days of his administration, President Keiko Fujimori authorized the Ministry of Interior (Mininter) to develop a plan for reforming the National Police, an institution suffering from corruption and lack of equipment. This proposal is...

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El ComercioThe government of Keiko Fujimori points to a police reform: What will be the axes? And how long will they be implemented?El ComercioThe government of Keiko Fujimori points to a police reform: What will be the axes? And how long will they be implemented?
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