Elecciones Perú 1985: Alan García y el triunfo del APRA

General elections were held in Peru on 14 April 1985 to elect the President and both houses of the Congress. Alan García of the American Popular ...

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Candidate, Votes, Percentage. Allan García (PAP), 3,457,030, 45.74. Alfonso Barrantes (IU), 1,606,914, 21.26. Luis Bedoya (PPC-MBH), 773,705, 10.23.

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The first presidency of Alan García governing Peru was from 1985 to 1990. He regained the presidency in 2006 First presidency of Alan García 28 July 1985 ...

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On April 14, Peruvians went to the polls and elected Alan Garcia their new President. This election marked Peru's first constitutional succession from one ...

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Garcia's victory Sunday was a blow to Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who had endorsed Ollanta Humala, a political upstart many Peruvians saw ...

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by J Crabtree · 1987 · Cited by 5 — Despite the size of the Alianza Popular Revolucionaria Americana. (APRA) victory in the 1985 elections, the problems faced by the new president were formidable.

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In April 1992 the military assisted Fujimori in staging an autogolpe (“self-administered coup”), in which Congress was dissolved. Another ...

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Characteristics of Parliament. The bicameral Parliament of Peru, the Congress, consists of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies.

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by L Taylor · 1986 · Cited by 13 — In April and July 1985 two notable events occurred in Peruvian politics. On 14 April the nation's oldest political party, the Alianza Popular.

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Alan Garcia has secured another term as President of Peru, after a narrow win in a presidential runoff.

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