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10 Presidents in 10 Years: Peru’s Crazy Politics Explained
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In this video, we’re going to explain Peru’s frankly insanely tumultuous politics, the recent election result which may have finally delivered the younger Fujimori a victory, and whether it will actually change anything going forward.
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SOURCES:
2026 election results:
List of Peruvian presidents:
Dina Boluarte unpopularity:
Peru’s constitution”
Congressional rule and democratic backsliding:
World Bank, Peru GDP growth:
Central bank’s economic leadership:
Sánchez and Fujimori’s campaigns:
Could be weeks before final result confirmed:
James Bosworth’s analysis of election result:
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