Tractors for votes in Peru
IN ALMOST a decade as Peru's president, Alberto Fujimori has been a political autocrat and an economic free-marketeer. But recently, after several years of fast growth, Peru's economy, like those of many of its neighbours, has stalled. That is awkward for Mr Fujimori: a presidential election is due in April. He will not declare his intentions until later this month, but he is expected to run, and probably to win.
This article appeared in the The Americas section of the print edition under the headline “Tractors for votes in Peru”
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