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Democratic Front (Spanish:
Frente Democrático), also
known as
FREDEMO (Spanish pronunciation: [fɾeˈð̞e.mo]), was a center-right
economically liberal and...
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coalition known as
Frente Democrático (
FREDEMO). He ran for the
presidency of Peru in 1990 as the
candidate of the
FREDEMO coalition with the
support of the...
- writer, ran as the
candidate of the
tripartite coalition Democratic Front (
FREDEMO).
Vargas Llosa was
initially favored to win decisively,
potentially eliminating...
- by a
group of technocrats. SODE parti****ted in
elections on the
lists of APRA in 1985, on the
lists of
FREDEMO in 1990, and ran
alone in 1992. v t e...
- Year
Votes %
Seats /
Position 1990 1 492 513 (
FREDEMO) 30.1% (
FREDEMO) 62 / 180 (
FREDEMO) 62 Minority...
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During Fujimori's
first term in office, APRA and
Vargas Llosa's party, the
FREDEMO,
remained in
control of both
chambers of Congress, the
Chamber of Deputies...
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Socialist Left (Socialist Left)
Democratic Front (Frente Democrático,
FREDEMO) Peru 2000 (Perú 2000)
National Unity (Unidad Nacional)
Alliance for the...
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frugalidad de "Cambio 90" y el
derroche de
Fredemo" [The
frugality of "Cambio 90" and the
waste of
Fredemo] (in Spanish). El Proceso.
April 14, 1990....
- (Liberty Movement),
forming the
Frente Democrático (Democratic Front,
FREDEMO),
which launched Vargas Llosa as a
candidate for the presidency. Although...
- and most of the Acción Po****r
Party supported San Román,
while former FREDEMO presidential candidate Mario Vargas Llosa called for a
civil insurgency...
