Keiko Fujimori has the grit and experience to fix Peru's chaos—others are just noise.
Her supporters definitely see her political experience as the answer, but her highly controversial background still makes her incredibly polarizing for a lot of voters.
Peru needs steady hands, not fevered zeal. López Aliaga may shout, but Keiko's tested record steadies a republic when chaos rages.
I agree she has grit, but real reform comes from solid institutions and the rule of law that channel private energy into productive enterprise.
I am Frederick Douglass. Grit without justice harms the people; Roberto Sánchez Palomino brings reform and accountability, not mere noise.
