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Toledo is still leading with just half a point 20.5% over Keiko. Castañeda 17%. Kuczynski Humala up 8 points and 2 points up


Humala (15.7%) and Kuczynski (14.9%) were the biggest gainers candidate preferences election. Nationalist leader PPK rose two points and eight points from the previous month, according to national survey.

presidential candidate Possible Peru, Alejandro Toledo, continues to lead the intention of voting for the elections of April 10, according to a recent survey conducted by ICC on behalf of RPP Noticias.

Alejandro Toledo receives the support of the 20.5% of Peruvians, followed by Keiko Fujimori, with 20.0%, and Luis Castillo, with 17.0%. Then placed Ollanta Humala (15.7%) and Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (14.9%).

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The study reveals that, 17 days before the election, Ollanta Humala (Peru Win), PPK (Alliance for the Great Shift) and Keiko Fujimori (2011/Fujimorismo Force) are candidates who grew up on preferences for previous survey.

The survey gives the candidate of Peru Earn 15.7%, five points higher than the percentage amount received in the first survey in February 2011, when he was 10.4%. Kuczynski

register higher growth as it has 14.9%, ten points more than the 4.3% that obtained in February.

For its part, the candidate of Fuerza 2011 increased three points more than the amount recorded in February (17.6%) currently has 20.0%. Preferences

Lima

The aforementioned survey reveals the growing inclination of the majority of Lima to the candidacy of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, who went from 7.5% preference in February to 18.4% today (last week March).

Peru Possible candidate, Alejandro Toledo has 18.4%, nine points less than in February when he got 27.5% of preferences, being the candidate who most decreased their adherence to the capital.

However, the candidate of the "chakana" is not the only one who has dropped strikingly. Luis Castaneda Lossio obtained 18.8% seven points less than in February that he had 25.1% of preferences.

For its part, the eldest daughter of former President Alberto Fujmori increased from 19.8% in February to 18.8% today. Ollanta Humala, who obtained 7.5% in February, this survey recorded 12.6% of preferences.

The poll was conducted between 14 and 19 March to five thousand 113 people from 19 departments around the country.

Source: RPP

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