RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Pedro Castillo has caused uneasiness among Peru's economic elite. The populist leftist candidate, who won the most votes in last Sunday's elections and is waiting for the electoral court to resolve the annulments of tables requested by his opponent, Keiko Fujimori, does not easily speak on the phone.
The country's big entrepreneurs, accustomed to a direct line to power, suddenly find themselves with a possible president they know nothing about and who is not easy to reach. They have not met him at any entrepreneurial event. To fill this gap emerged Pedro Francke . . .
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