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LE SACA ADVANTAGE A FUJIMORI, by Carlos Noriega (from Lima, for "Page 12" 04/25/1911)







POLL AFTER THE FIRST ELECTION IN PERU GIVES SIX POINTS IN FAVOR OF

progressive candidate Ollanta Humala
While calmly took to be the best positioned for the ballottage, rival Keiko Fujimori said he hoped to capture the support of undecided. The Nationalist candidate has the mainstream media against.



By Carlos Noriega, for "Page 12" from Lima
Ollanta Humala
takes advantage you Keiko Fujimori in the presidential race will be defined in ballottage June 5. According to an Ipsos Apoyo poll published yesterday, the nationalist former army supported by the left reaches 42 percent, while the daughter of former right-wing dictator Alberto Fujimori (1990-2000) holds 36 percent. There is a 10 percent undecided and 12 percent said they would vote blank. This is the first poll, which takes place after the April 10 elections, which gave them passage to the second round Humala, with 31.7 percent, and Keiko Fujimori, with 23.5 percent, that Humala is an advantage for just over one million two hundred thousand votes.
"We take it with humility and a commitment to continue working hard," was the first reaction of Humala the outcome of the survey which gives a six-point lead on Keiko Fujimori. The leftist candidate has said his goal in the campaign for ballottage is "build confidence" among voters that backed him in the first round and beat "fear campaign" waged against him from the mainstream media. Along these lines, has reiterated its willingness to carry out a government of consensus and has made these days call a large group of professionals, intellectuals and artists from other political sectors. To this is added the support of Nobel Mario Vargas Llosa, who despite their deep differences with Humala has announced he will vote for him because Keiko Fujimori's victory "would legitimize the worst dictatorship that we have endured." The daughter of former dictator Alberto Fujimori tried to downplay the poll that disadvantage. He said the difference in favor of Humala "is short" and hoped to capture the support of the undecided. "There is still a percentage of people who have not made a decision (22 percent among white undecided vote in the poll by Ipsos Apoyo) and will be my effort and my job to guide the undecided," he said. But to gain that support, Fujimori candidate needs to overcome the rejection in a majority of the country generates the authoritarian regime of his father, marked by unprecedented corruption and human rights violations. So far, Keiko Fujimori has failed attract the public support outside the Fujimori historical figures, although it has the support of large groups of economic power and the most important means of communication, with some embarrassment not openly support the daughter of former dictator, but devote large spaces to attack Humala. This means support of Keiko Fujimori has generated a crisis in the Trade Group, the largest multimedia in the country with five newspapers and two television channels. N Channel Two journalists were fired in recent days for refusing to manipulate the information to discredit favor Humala and Keiko Fujimori. For the same reason also had to quit her job three journalists of Peru 21. According to the survey by Ipsos Apoyo, Humala consolidates its major advantage inside the country against 33 percent -47 percent in the urban interior, and 47 percent to 32 percent in the rural hinterland, but lost in Lima. In the capital, Keiko Fujimori won with 43 percent, while Humala obtained 35 percent. On the social sectors, the daughter of former dictator Fujimori wins between the upper and upper middle class, while the leftist candidate does in the middle and lower classes, most of the country. However, in the poorest sectors, in which the government of Alberto Fujimori de-veloped a broad political patronage, Keiko recovers ground and almost equal to Humala, 43 percent has progressive candidate and 41 percent of Fujimori's representative. The survey confirms that the majority of voters of the right-Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, who finished third with 18.5 percent, voted for Fujimori, while most of those who voted for former President Alejandro Toledo, fourth with 15.5 percent will do it for Humala. "Support The Ipsos poll shows that Keiko Fujimori has greater resistance to Ollanta Humala, who has been easier to find allies for the second round. The support Humala has received from various personalities such as Mario Vargas Llosa, helps to overcome the resistance that may have its candidacy. I think Humala has an important advantage in this second back, "said Carlos Reyna Pagina/12, a political scientist and professor at Catholic University. "Humala's support among middle-and low-added Reyna-is that are the least favored by the neoliberal economic model. Keiko Fujimori is supported by the upper classes who have enriched themselves with the model and want to continue and the poorest sectors that benefited from the patronage of government social programs of his father. "

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