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Walmart_shopper
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« on: June 07, 2021, 09:48:58 AM »
« edited: June 07, 2021, 09:53:14 AM by Walmart_shopper »

The political symbolism if Miami, Florida crowns Keiko Fujimori the new president of Peru lmao. Even if I’m rooting for Castillo against Fujimori, the left reaction to this would be a spectacle of its own.

As a former Miami resident I can attest to the fact that the place is simply the worst place on earth. It is very close to what hell would be like if hell were on earth. It would be too perfect for the tankie lady to win with Miami's votes.
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Walmart_shopper
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« Reply #1 on: June 07, 2021, 09:52:41 AM »

The US margin of the vote will decide everything.
It’s gonna be one of the wider margins for Keiko I’d think.

I'm starting to believe it's becoming too little too late for Fujimori. Castillo's margins in the ares there are tons of ballots to count are 80%+ or 70%+. And in Loreto, Fujimori lead is very, very slowly shrinking, and she needs like 70%+ or more of the remaining ballots there to catch up. I don't think the overseas vote will do it for her. We'll see.
No, I totally agree, my swing o meter has been on Castillo since like 2am, I just feel so bad for all the fujimori stans who went to bed and still have no idea what’s about to happen. A lot of them even think there’s 800k expat votes? Lol no.

Don't feel bad for the Fujimori supporters. Both Castillo and Fujimori are awful, awful candidates and if there's anyone we should be sorry for, is the whole population of Peru. I don't think they deserve this and what is probably in store for them.

They chose the neo-liberal American shill and that didn't work out for them, either.  The extreme margins of the spectrum are kind of all that's left for them at this point. It's an incredibly strange country politically.
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Walmart_shopper
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« Reply #2 on: June 07, 2021, 11:46:38 AM »

Argentina 46.5% in. 22k votes (20.5k valid)

Fujimori: 57.3%
Castillo: 42.7%

Argentina and Uruguay best American countries, the lowest % of the Fujimori vote is there.

Uruguay - 55% Fujimori
Argentina - 57%
Brazil - 59%
Bolivia - 65%
Ecuador - 66%
Colombia - 72%
Mexico - 73%
Paraguay - 74%
Canada - 76%

Considering the only country in the world that Castillo won was NORWAY, I think, that’s pretty good result for the Southern Cone. Hopefully Chile follows suit.

He also won Cuba 73-26 hilariously enough

Of course he did. I want to know who the 26% of Peruvians who moved to Cuba and voted for Fujimori are - did their experiences there really disappoint them?

I feel like they meant to go to Miami but missed.
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Walmart_shopper
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« Reply #3 on: June 07, 2021, 01:51:50 PM »

Uh oh Fujimori is going to have to call in another coup favor from the Yanquis.
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