Peru presidential frontrunner Keiko Fujimori signed a document saying she would not pardon former President Alberto Fujimori during the televised presidential debates Sunday night. Fujimori stole the show at the Full Article »
A recent poll shows Peru’s Veronika Mendoza in a statistical tie with Pedro Pablo Kuczynski to qualify for a runoff against Keiko Fujimori. The Datum poll published today puts longtime frontrunner Full Article »
Peru’s conference of bishops has issued a statement to override recent condemnations of specific presidential candidates by regional bishops. A controversy emerged with less than two weeks before Peru holds general Full Article »
Peru’s presidential candidates in 2016 spar over energy policy and the biggest political liability for Pedro Pablo Kuczynski: the Camisea gas contracts. Liberal presidential candidate Alfredo Barnechea is increasingly attacking Full Article »
A new poll indicates that Pedro Pablo Kuczynski would narrowly defeat frontrunner Keiko Fujimori in a runoff vote as the anti-Fujimori vote begins to materialize. The Ipsos poll published Monday Full Article »
Popular Action presidential candidate Alfredo Barnechea has risen to third in opinion polls for 2016 elections. Alfredo Barnechea was born in Ica in 1952. He studied humanities at the Pontifical Catholic Full Article »
The disqualification of presidential candidates Julio Guzman and Cesar Acuña have propelled two new candidates into contention in Peru’s 2016 elections. Both Guzman and Acuña have polled as high as Full Article »
Peru’s electoral board has overruled an earlier resolution which allowed presidential candidate Julio Guzman on the ballot in 2016 elections. The National Elections Board (JNE) first barred Guzman on Feb. Full Article »
A recent poll shows Peru’s presidential candidate Julio Guzman would mount the greatest challenge to frontrunner Keiko Fujimori in a runoff vote. The Ipsos poll published in El Comercio on Full Article »
A new opinion poll showed voter support for economist Julio Guzman had surged to 20%, giving him a clear edge over Pedro Pablo Kuczynski and Cesar Acuña to qualify for Full Article »
