Peruvian general elections of 1990

The Peruvian general elections for the period 1990 - 1995 were held the April 8th and the June 10th 1990 to entirely renew the executive power and the legislative power.

At the conclusion of these elections, Alberto Fujimori was elected President of the Republic.

Candidatures

Alberto Fujimori for Cambio 90
Mario Vargas Llosa for FREDEMO
Shine Alva Castro for the Parti Apriste Péruvien
Henry Pease García for Izquierda Unida (Left Plain)
Alfonso Barring Lingán for Izquierda Socialista (Left Socialist)
Róger Cáceres Velásquez for FNTC
Ezequiel Ataucusi Gamonal for FREPAP
Dora Larrea de Castillo for UNO (Unión Nacional Odriísta)
Nicolás de Piérola for UD

The writer Mario Vargas Llosa, stood as a candidate of the party Movimiento Libertad, the Christian Popular party of Luis Bedoya Reyes and of the party Acción Popular of Fernando Belaúnde Terry, joined together in the FREDEMO. A newcomer, Alberto Fujimori appeared on the political scene and drew the attention of the opinion by traversing the country at the wheel of farm tractors.

Results

First turn

Mario Vargas Llosa 32,6%; Alberto Fujimori 29,1%

Shine Alva Castro 22,5%; Henry Pease García 8,2%; Alfonso Barring Lingán 4,7%.

Second round

Alberto Fujimori beat Mario Vargas Llosa with the second turn with 62,4% of the voices compared with 37,6% for its adversary.

External bonds

Results on the site Peru.com
official Page of the ONPE, organism in charge to supervise the electoral process

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