Peru Election 2011
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Why Peru Tilted Left
Vote-splitting and bitter memories of Alberto Fujimori handed the left a victory.
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Peru’s Election: Left Turn Versus U-Turn
Peruvian voters selected Ollanta Humala (under the banner of Gana Perú) and Keiko Fujimori (Fuerza 2011) to enter a second round of voting.
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Peru’s general election: Volatile to the end
The country’s election race has been marked by candidate-centred campaigns.