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Observers critical of second Peru election
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MAY 16, 2000 The Organization of American States is critical of the upcoming Presidential run-off election, scheduled for May 28. They believe the Fujimori administration has not adequately responded to irregularities in the voting process the first time around. Polls show incumbent Alberto Fujimori tied with challenger Alejandro Toledo, who hopes to be come the nation's first Indian leader. Get the Story:
Election monitors critical of Peru's presidential runoff race (AP 5/16) Search our site for all recent articles on Peru:
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