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Peru Poll: Left-Wing Candidate Gains on Right-Wing Frontrunners

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In a surprising turn, left-wing candidate Alfonso Lopez Chau gains momentum in Perus presidential race, narrowing the gap with right-wing frontrunners. The latest poll shows Lopez Chau at 6.5%, up from 5.1%, while Rafael Lopez Aliaga leads with 11.4% and Keiko Fujimori follows at 10.9%. With a margin of error of 2.5%, the top two are in a statistical tie. Despite political instability and a history of human rights abuses, Perus economy remains robust, growing by 3.54% in January, driven by copper, zinc, gold, and silver production. The first-round vote is April 10th, with a potential runoff in June.

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