Photographs and prior ties expose a far-right network spanning Argentina, Peru, and Chile

Photographs and prior connections reveal a regional network of far-right contacts linking Argentine operative Fernando Cerimedo with Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori, Chilean leader José Antonio Kast, and other Latin American right-wing figures. Carlos Díaz-Rosillo, a former White House official and Adam Smith Center director, denies advising Fujimori despite 15 trips to Peru from April 2024 to August 2026, including a 60-day stay during the presidential campaign. Photos show Cerimedo with Fujimori at Mar-a-Lago and with Díaz-Rosillo in Buenos Aires. Cerimedo, arrested in Bolivia on charges including attempted femicide, allegedly ran smear campaigns for right-wing candidates. His ex-partner claims he worked for a powerful organization, with evidence suggesting coordinated operations across multiple countries.