"Ex-army officer wins most votes in Peru; faces runoff" by Associated Press / April 11, 2011
LIMA — An antiestablishment military man who promises to redistribute Peru’s wealth won the most votes in yesterday’s presidential election and will face the daughter of imprisoned former president Alberto Fujimori in a runoff, unofficial results showed.
Keiko Fujimori, 35, could end up beating Ollanta Humala in the June 5 runoff, because Humala was the only candidate who advocated altering Peru’s free-market-oriented status quo by giving the state a greater role in the economy....
Isn't that what made him the top vote-getter?
Humala has spooked foreign investors by promising to divert natural gas exports to the domestic market and to obtain greater royalties from foreign investors in Peru’s mineral wealth....
Expect a second round rigging for Fujimori.
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Expect a second round rigging for Fujimori.
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