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Derechos Donating Member (892 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun May-15-11 10:35 PM
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Likely breakdown of Peruvia congress 2011-2016
Edited on Sun May-15-11 10:40 PM by Derechos
Humala's party has the largest percentage followed by Keiko. Whoever is elected will need other parties to govern (Peru Posible - Toledo; PPK - Kuczynski; Solidaridad Nacional – Castañeda; and the almost wiped out APRA party). It should be noted that Peru's congress is unicameral, it used to be bicameral but was changed after the self-coup in 1992.

See link for graph - http://especiales.rpp.com.pe/elecciones2011/2011/04/30/posible-composicion-del-congreso-2011-2016/
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