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A nationwide poll conducted on June 7th found a high percentage of fear of crime, linking the candidates to organized crime and the authoritarian legacies of their fathers.
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A nationwide poll conducted on June 7th found a high percentage of fear of crime, linking the candidates to organized crime and the authoritarian legacies of their fathers.
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Poll findings reveal high crime fear and links to organized crime groups.1 source
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Ipsos
Norwegian market research firm
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Keiko Fujimori
Peruvian politician (born 1975)