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Taking Peru to the next level?

By: Matt Strickle

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"I will convince Peruvians to believe that our plan is to fill the government with honesty and with a well-prepared government plan."  

Lourdes Flores Nano is one of Peru’s most important and influential leaders as well as a forerunner in the 2006 presidential election.

She is a politician and lawyer. She wants to be the first woman president of Peru. Her political enemies have labeled her candidate of the right.

Lourdes has prepared herself for a long time to become president of Peru. On the contrary, her first opponent, Nationalist leader Ollanta Humala, has an unknown plan so far but is increasing in the polls. He is capturing the attention of Peruvians tired of seeing the same politicians moving from one party to another, for convenience, to survive in power.

"I cannot deny that there is in the citizenship an outcry for change and I believe that my position as a woman ... represents that change," she said.

Her government plan takes in consideration economic, social, institutional, production  and infrastructure aspects.                                                    

"I will concentrate on working to assure that my social proposal is the best one, because we will be a government who will give a frontal attack against poverty," she said.

The election will take place in early April 2006. About 29 million Peruvians will vote to decide their leader for the next five years.

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