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Analysis: Some conclusions from the Peruvian presidential vote

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - With an agonizingly tight vote count, which threatens to drag on for several days before an official result can be counted, the Peruvian elections nevertheless allow us to draw some conclusions about the political, social, and economic situation of the country.

Regardless of whether the winner is Pedro Castillo (far left) or Keiko Fujimori (authoritarian right), the picture that the vote leaves of Peru and its problems is clear.

An abyss separates the large urban centers of the Pacific coast from the rest of the country. The "anti-fujimorismo" is the most consistent and widespread political . . .

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