Press Secretariat: Sums up in a video the bilateral meeting between Keiko Fujimori and Nayib Bukele, presenting it as a sign of the friendship between the two countries
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El encuentro bilateral entre la mandataria de Perú, @KeikoFujimori, y el Presidente @nayibbukele, reflejó la importancia de la cooperación y del establecimiento de alianzas como muestra de una sólida relación de amistad entre naciones. Asimismo, la presidente conoció los modelos— Secretaría de Prensa de la Presidencia (@SecPrensaSV) · Oct 30, 2026 · 20:00 (El Salvador time)
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The press office sums up in a video the bilateral meeting between Keiko Fujimori and Nayib Bukele, presenting it as a sign of the friendship between the two countries.
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