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Toledo calls for protest
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MAY 31, 2000 Alejandro Toledo, former Peruvian presidential candidate, is calling on protesters to block the inauguration of incumbent Alberto Fujimori. Fujimori won the run-off election held Sunday, May 28th, due in part to Toledo's official withdrawal from the race. As of Monday, 89 percent of the ballots were counted. Approximately 30.9 percent of the ballots were spoiled. Fujimori received 50.9 percent of the vote compared to 17.5 percent for Toledo. The United States on Monday called the election invalid due to serious concerns on the legitimacy of the voting process but recently softened their tone. The US had earlier threatened economic sanctions after the first election and the State Department is still expected to reduce political ties to Peru. Toledo said he will schedule a protest on July 26, two days before the inauguration. Indianz.Com Peru Elections Coverage:
Peruvians protest election (Global 5/26)
Toledo pressures government (Global 5/24)
Toledo withdraws from election (Global 5/23)
Toledo pulls out of election (Global 05/19)
Wife woos women voters (Global 05/17)
Observers critical of second Peru election (Global 05/16)
The 'Rebel Indian' campaigns (Global 05/04)
US Warns Peru (Global 04/26)
Peruvians appreciate US pressure (Global 04/14)
Officials in Peru announce run-off (Global 04/13)
Peruvians protest Fujimori (Global 04/12)
Suspected ballot fraud in Peru (Global 04/11)
Elections in Peru: Not over yet (Global 04/10)
On the campaign trail in Peru (Global 04/04) Relevant Links:
The National Election Board: www.onpe.gob.pe
The Organization of American States: www.oas.org
El Comercio: www.elcomercioperu.com
La Republica: www.larepublica.com.pe Staff and news wires contributed to this report.
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