Overview
- Keiko Fujimori outlined a deregulation push that scraps redundant procedures, fully digitizes permits with AI, and sets one-stop windows with binding deadlines.
- Her plan includes “licencia cero” to open businesses with only a tax ID and sworn statement, creation of a digital business window, and removal of double administrative sanctions.
- Fujimori pledged to direct 40% of public procurement to micro and small firms and to expand access to affordable credit and factoring for state suppliers.
- She tied the agenda to security actions featuring police–military commands in industrial zones, Armed Forces on streets, joint prison monitoring, and tighter border controls to counter extortion.
- Wolfgang Grozo proposed a two-year income tax exemption for new entrepreneurs, reforms to address perceived Sunat asymmetry, further deregulation, and wider access to lower-cost energy.