electoral preferences to Ollanta Humala and Keiko Fujimori are very close. Candidate Wins Peru gets 41.5% versus 40.3% of the applicant Force 2011, according to the latest survey Datum.
The survey, conducted during the week, is the third to be made after the first round after Ipsos Apoyo, which gave Humala a 6% and the CPI, which gave him an advantage of 3 , 8% a nationalist candidate.
PROPOSALS CONCERNED
Datum director, Manuel Torrado, felt that the economic proposals of the government plan of Humala is one of the factors affecting the nationalist aspirations of winning on 5 June.
Some analysts say that several retired military populist proposals would jeopardize the fiscal stability and economic lines that has made Peru one of the fastest growing countries in the world.
also with fear others see its initiative to tax windfall profits of companies in the country's mining sector, one of the engines of the local economy because it contributes about 60 percent of export earnings.
In fact, local financial markets have been sensitive to the electoral environment.
On the eve, the Peruvian stock market soared more than 5 percent, while the local currency, the sun, registered its biggest percentage rise daily for three weeks because a survey showed a lower edge of the nationalist candidate.
The rebound came after a strong run downward in the weeks after the first round election on April 10.
In addition, Fujimori would have benefited his recent apology for crimes committed during the rule of his father, Alberto Fujimori, Torrado said.
Alberto Fujimori is in prison for human rights abuses committed during the struggle against leftist guerrillas in the 1990s and corruption.
"will overcome the one that gives an image of credibility, especially among voters who voted for another candidate in the first round, Torre said. Datum
The study was conducted between 25 and 27 April to 1,200 voters nationwide urban and rural.
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