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Fujimori with Humala and KEIKO MUST ARRANGE TO WIN

Humala and KEIKO MUST ARRANGE TO WIN
Sierralta
For Addhemar HM (Peru).


And the deadline was met. Elections in Peru were carried out in an exemplary manner, without negative occurrences and with great sense of civic duty. Also the official results, unlike previous occasions, were released shortly. It is a credit to citizens in an orderly fashion took to the ballot boxes to vote absentee.

Regarding the results, I confess that I was right in terms of Keiko Fujimori and Toledo or PPK thought may have entered the second round. Humala had no doubt for many months ago that would be starring, which was reaffirmed, as I passed by his successful campaign strategy and the protest of those who feel marginalized, while the other candidates was being crushed between them.

now in full second round everything is clean slate. It's time to work smarter, by both candidates in conflict, as those forces that remained in the road and the voters. We should all reflect and think about the benefit of Peru and most in need.

Before discussing the possibilities or tendencies have to take a look at the international situation: the presence of Humala and Keiko viewed from the outside with caution and some trepidation. The first is accused of being a possible supporter of Chavez and the second a bad feeling about possible respect for human rights and democratic institutions, due to the background of Fujimori's party. Peru also a fold-with-a orbit Ollanta Chavez along with Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador and Nicaragua could halt foreign investment. Furthermore, although the Fujimori would remain within the economic model of free enterprise, not perceived security of a good management with labor and unions. There is distrust and fear that conflict will revive the past.

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While Humala in his speech slowed in recent weeks, although its Government Plan remains extreme, it seems that it would not be enough to quiet the business sector and investors, unless intelligently outlining how a government like Brazil or Uruguay. Is likely to gain credibility should reach a "consensus"-type Chile-with the forces that were on the road. This fmanera could make some reforms without going to extremes that are causing fears. In such a "concertation" must be clear of government alternating with the other forces, respect for the Constitution, draw up a development plan together to overcome poverty and sustain growth and economic development within the parameters of market competition (as does China). Obviously, the fight against corruption, the emphasis on improving education and respect for democratic institutions must be considered in this mega deal.

As Keiko Fujimori, the remnants of authoritarianism and arrogance displayed by the previous governments Fujimori undermine it. While the negative take away his father's thinking is more difficult to receive the endorsement of the forces of PPK, Toledo and Castillo at 100%. It is very possible that the true balance is in the APRA. It is recommended also reached a strategic agreement with other political forces and seek to propose a joint Development Plan including people from these political groups in any future government.

Either way the race will be tough and the differences will be minimal. A little carelessness, bad words and worse interpreted these may change course. There is uncertainty, there are fears, but we must be aware that Peru is not to experience but to strengthen the positive aspects achieved in recent years and correct errors. Both Humala and Keiko have a high rejection and the intelligence and pragmatism will be able to dispel these fears provided that the sincerity and love of country are revealed.

We hear the approach of each candidate. We require them to reach agreements, because they have majorities on and a large majority is not with them and their ways of thinking. Of his sanity and love for Peru to achieve will depend on public support. It is also important not to try to deceive with promises not fulfilled. The best way is the "consensus" and go to a national agreement.


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