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The... Email Print Factbox FACTBOX-Peru's presidential candidates Mon, Apr 11 2011 Related News Moderate technocrats align with Peru's Humala Mon, Apr 18 2011 UPDATE 1-Peru's markets plunge as candidates court moderates Thu, Apr 14 2011 UPDATE 1-Peru's Humala promises investors stability, peace Tue, Apr 12 2011 Leftist Humala likely to face Fujimori in Peru Mon, Apr 11 2011 Analysis & Opinion Obama’s new talking point: 2012 may be harder race to win The economic hill Obama has to climb to re-election Related Topics World » LIMA | Sun Apr 24, 2011 11:24am EDT LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's nationalist presidential candidate Ollanta Humala is running ahead of conservative Keiko Fujimori, daughter of jailed former leader Alberto Fujimori, leading up to the June 5 election, said a poll published on Sunday. The survey conducted by Ipsos Apoyo and published in El Comercio newspaper says Humala, who has moderated his once fiery left-wing discourse, has 42 percent support. Fujimori got 36 percent in the poll. Humala and Fujimori won 31.7 percent and 23.6 percent of the vote respectively in the first round on April 10. They face each other in a final round of voting on June 5. "In the weeks ahead both candidates will have to go out and win the support of the 22 percent of voters that have not decided in favor of either of them," Alfredo Torres, head of Ipsos Apoyo, told El Comercio. The poll of 1,802 voters was taken April 16-21 and had a margin of error of 2.3 percentage points. Fujimori is running as a business-friendly candidate and is most popular among women voters and well-to-do residents of capital city Lima, Torres said. She is largely trusted by international investors, but many voters associate her with the corruption and human right crimes that sent her father to prison. Investors remain uncertain about Humala, who in 2006 ran for president with the support of Venezuela's outspoken left-wing leader Hugo Chavez. This month Humala appointed experienced technocrats to his campaign team in a bid to convince the markets that he would keep much of Peru's market economy intact if elected. Humala is most popular among poor, rural voters and men over the age of 25, Torres said. Despite a decade-long boom, a third of Peruvians still live in poverty. Many have rallied behind Humala, a former army officer turned populist politician who says he can close the country's gaping social inequalities. (Reporting by Patricia Velez; writing by Hugh Bronstein; editing by Vicki Allen) World Tweet this Share this Link this Digg this Email Reprints We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language, all capital letters or appear to be spam, and we review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. 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