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Photo © AP US intervention in foreign affairs is a touchy subject for many, but Peruvian supporters of Presidential candidate Alejandro Toledo appreciate the role the US and other international states played in the country's highly contested presidential elections. Fujimori supporters, however, did not feel the same. Francisco Tudela, Fujimori's running mate, chastised the US and the State Department for interfering. Get the Story:
Peruvians Hail Influence of Uncle Sam (The Washington Post 4/14)
US Briefing on the Peru Elections (US State Department 4/12)
Officials in Peru announce run-off (Indianz.Com Global 4/13)
Peruvians protest Fujimori (Indianz.Com Global 4/12)
Suspected ballot fraud in Peru (Indianz.Com Global 4/11)
Elections in Peru: Not over yet (Indianz.Com Global 4/10)
On the campaign trail in Peru (Indianz.Com Global 4/4)

Relevant Links:
Peru Profile from the CIA World Factbook 1999
Alejandro Toledo's web site Peru Possible (Solo en Español)
Oficina Nacional de Procesos Electorales (Election Processes) (Solo en Español)
Indepth Coverage of Peru Election 2000 by the Centre for the Study of Democracy in Ontario, Canada.

Photo Series:
	Peru's President Alberto Fujimori speaks during an interview (AP 4/13)
	Supporters of Peruvian presidential candidate Alejandro Toledo celebrate at the Plaza de Armas (AP 4/12)
	Supporters of opposition presidential candidate Alejandro Toledo protest in downtown Lima, (AP 4/11)
	Peruvian opposition presidential candidate Alejandro Toledo addresses supporters in Lima (AP 4/11)