Ideeleradio .- The presidential candidate Alejandro Toledo (Peru Posible) and Luis Castaneda Lossio (National Solidarity) have fallen in the polls because they are weak and inconsistent candidates from the point of view and politician, said Nicholas Lynch, candidate for Congress Wins Peru.
was commenting on the latest CPI survey in which Alejandro Toledo obtained 20.5%, followed closely by Keiko Fujimori (20%). In the same study, Luis Castañeda achieved 17% of voter preferences, Ollanta Humala, 15.7% and 14.9% Pedro Pablo Kuczynski.
"For those who go down [Toledo and Castañeda] are shown as weak candidates, in the sense that they built their campaign from the supposed success at the national and local government, but the campaign is still too long to go no contradictions, it has to do with character. The two shows political weakness of character, "he told the program Ideeleradio No Law.
"Regardless of whether they are lying or if they do drug testing, or [the case] Comunicore is personal and political consistency of the candidate. We see a Toledo entering serious contradictions that can not defend when it contrasts with the 8% who had for 25 months in office. Toledo has contradictions, Castañeda worse, I think is the weakest candidate, he gives me the impression that it can be traced and the super dumb, "he added.
Earn Peru showed order and consistency
said, moreover, that the rise of Peru wins leader, Ollanta Humala, is due to the order and consistency he has shown throughout the campaign, "said the proposals" are an alternative to the current economic model representing Peru Posible Solidaridad Nacional, Fuerza 2011 and Alliance for the Great Shift.
"And on the side of climbing, I think Ollanta and we have demonstrated an order and consistency, I do not see that Ollanta [Humala] has been de-radicalized, I think there is a very clear continuity with the [candidate] 2006, but there is a higher order and this pays off and puts us on the edge of the second round, "he said.
"Why what moves and Earn Peru Ollanta Humala? Because we have an alternative to the prevailing neoliberal continuity, which represents the various interchangeable, Toledo, Castañeda, Keiko Fujimori, for which Peru is a nation, is a point territory and exploit a market. We believe that Peru is a nation and we believe it is necessary for political renewal, a new constitution, a national market economy and universal social rights, education, health and pensions, not just emergency programs, "he added.
Kuczynski is a blatant neoliberal
On another occasion, former minister Education, Nicholas Lynch, called the presidential candidate Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, the "neoliberal brazen", following the approach slid her head of the government plan, Pablo Secada, who proposed cutting the holidays from 30 to 15 days.
mentioned that this proposal was endorsed recently by Javier Bedoya de Vivanco, No. 2 candidate of the Alliance for the Great Shift, which is overestimated, the proposed extermination of labor rights, which style ultrafujimorista. "
"For Kuczynski is interesting because it is a candidate proposal. I from the other side, neoliberal call it shameless, [...] the proposals calan in some middle and upper classes, but I think Ollanta unlike their less social roof, however Ollanta Humala has much more potential for development in the popular sectors, "said .
"Here [in the alliance of PPK] is an old proposal of the Peruvian right, here is a dissatisfaction with the brutal anti-labor adjustment of [Alberto] Fujimori of Legislative Decree 728 and the neoliberal right wants representing Kuczynski setting a new anti-worker, wants to destroy the rights of workers, "he said.
said, finally, the former Minister Pedro Pablo Kuczynski was a kind of "friend named" Alejandro Toledo, because both signed the contract for the Camisea gas and advocated the neoliberal model, which now generates 25% of formal employment and 75% of informality.
"The issue of Toledo, said Carlos Alvarez, Kuczynski is not simply the 'chosen friend' from Toledo, who made the Camisea gas megafaenón 2005 and 2006, after Garcia inherited. Peru argues that gains from July 28 will not export a single molecule of the Camisea gas until it regains sovereignty and energy security, "he said.
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