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OUT SIDER Humala has already reached BACK AND TOLEDO: Final

Peruvian politics is pathetic with a vengeance. While all newspapers and users of Blackberry enthusiasts and industry Facebook A / B were fixed with rapt attention in the fourth and fifth place (with the rise of the American citizen Pedro Pablo Kuczynski), on the other hand, in the end Ollanta Humala moved within two points the unattainable until recently ALEJANDRO TOLEDO. Earthquake
election is an understatement. The OUTSIDER Ollanta Humala back!

The latest national survey of urban and rural Datum funded by the "No half measures" in Frecuencia Latina, reveals that Alejandro Toledo of Peru May get 20.2% of voting intentions and Ollanta Humala surprisingly reached second place with 18. 5%. Meanwhile, Keiko Fujimori is moved into third place with 17.0%, and beyond, and in free fall, appears Luis Castillo with 15. 5%. still on the list the candidate of the Alliance for the Great Shift, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, with 12.7%. In addition, the other composed of the candidates called "boys", you get 0.5%. Meanwhile, the sum of the white vote and / or corrupted and respondents who did not need their votes reaches 14%.

These figures show, without doubt, less than a month before the elections, yet nothing is said about the candidates who would reach the second round on April 10. THERMOMETER



On the question "who do you think will win the next election?, Toledo is listed first with 40.8%, Castaneda in second with 14.5% and Fujimori in third place with 13.2%. Ollanta Humala remain at 9.2% and 5-PPK. 7% in another area, 73% said they already have set their vote, 19.3% say they have almost defined his vote (but could change) and 5.0% had not yet decided their choice.

Asked what political grouping Why vote? 19.9% \u200b\u200bleaned toward chakana Peru Possible Strength 14.7% by 2011 and by 13% National Solidarity. Earn Peru still 12.8 and Alliance for the Great Shift 9.7% SECOND ROUND



Respondents were also presented different scenarios for a possible runoff election. If that instance reach Toledo and Fujimori, the former obtained 46.2% and the latter 36.8%. If you are facing Toledo and Castaneda, the former mayor would be 45.5% from 39.9% to achieve the former president. In an eventual

PPK versus Toledo, the former imposes 45.5% and former economy minister registers a 34.9%. If the leader faces the Peru Possible candidate wins Peru, Toledo Humala obtained 48.8% and 32.4% would take. A possible conflict between Castaneda and Keiko would win the solidarity with 50.3%, as Fujimori obtained 33.3%.

also the former mayor would win in a second round PPK (50.8% vs. 27.5%) and Humala would reach 53.8% versus 30.5% of Peru's candidate wins. Another scenario that would face Ollanta Keiko Fujimori would win it by 42.1% compared with 34.5% of nationalism. Alberto Fujimori's daughter tightly to also win PPK (38.5% vs. 37.3%). As a PPK versus Kuczynski Ollanta would win which would take 40.4% versus 36.0% of its rival.

That is, if Kuczynski does happen to lose face runoff all its rivals except for Humala. The nationalist, as can be seen, lose to all its rivals, in a possible second round ..

SOURCE: DAILY 16