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Patterns of electoral corruption in Peru: The April 2000 general election

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In 2000 Alberto Fujimori became president of Peru fora third consecutive term via an election process of dubiouslegality. This article details the variety of underhand andfraudulent manoeuvres employed by Peru's ruling clique as itstrove to ensure that the regime maintained itself in power. Itopens with a review of the thinking behind the government's long-term national development strategy, before outlining itscontroversial behaviour during the election campaign,irregularities occurring on polling day, as well as when voteswere being counted.

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Taylor, L. Patterns of electoral corruption in Peru: The April 2000 general election. Crime, Law and Social Change 34, 391–415 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026585620431

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