The run-up to Peru’s presidential election on Sunday 10th April has been overshadowed by concerns about the neutrality of the country’s electoral authorities. But, whatever the eventual outcome, the vote is unlikely to mark a major shift away from the current government’s relatively market-friendly economic policies and we expect the economy to remain one of the fastest growing in the region over the next couple of years.
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