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Latest News in Peru / Archive
Opinion | 8 September, 2006 [ 11:26 ]
Gabriela Perdomo at "Angus Reid" gives us an in-depth political analysis about Peruvian President Alan Garcia's first six weeks of his second tem in office, reasons for his rising popularity and the pressure he is facing.
tags : Peru politics Garcia government analysis
Peru's Alan García: The sequel
Gabriela Perdomo at "Angus Reid" gives us an in-depth political analysis about Peruvian President Alan Garcia's first six weeks of his second tem in office, reasons for his rising popularity and the pressure he is facing.
The president is under great pressure to deliver to those who elected him despite a disastrous first term.
Gabriela Perdomo - The options in Peru’s presidential election earlier this year were hardly ideal. After an exhausting and negative campaign, voters were left with two candidates for the run-off. One was Ollanta Humala, a radical nationalist and former military man of indigenous descent who ran an aggressive campaign, claiming to be the saviour of the poor. The other was Alan García, an infamous former president who left the country in bankruptcy after his mandate between 1985 and 1990.
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