Live Webcast–Panel on the aoutcome of the Peruvian elections: 4/22/11 Provides links to each of the speakers' Power Point slide sets (in pdf form) and will activate a link to listen to and see the panel., from live webcast from Woodrow Wilson Center of April 22
Audio podcast : 4/14/11 by Cynthia McClintock (GWU professor) who is an expert on Peruvian politics. This is a recording of her April 14 briefing of WOLA's (Washington Office on Latin America) Board of Directors the day she returned from observing the April 10 Peruvian elections. She provide an indepth analysis (35 minutes) of the elections outcome.
Assisting the April 10, 2011 Peruvian elections
in the DC area
Peruvian citizens, around the world, voted on April 10 for the President and legislature of Peru. Amigos de Bolivia y Peru members (and friends) in the Washington, DC area assisted the Peruvian Consulate in the voting process for approximately 14,000 Peruvian citizens residing in the Mid-Atlantic region (Delaware to Kentucky). Mike Wolfson (Peru 64-66) organized the volunteer effort with the Peruvian Consulate. We checked voters' Peruvian identity cards so as to instruct them where (two adjacent public school buildings, multiple doors) to vote.
The Peruvian Consulate has requested volunteers
for the June 5 runoff election.
The April 10 volunteers were John Bryant; Tino Calabia; Lindsey Eaves Carrasco; Bill Eilerman; Lenah Geer; Gloria Levin; Spence Limbocker; Jeff Lovelace; Michael McGuire; Manuel and Sulda (Yanira Rodriguez Salinas) Mijango; Kate Raftery; Sarah Stewart; Joe and Lois Stubbs; Monica Suber; and Mike Wolfson.
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Photographers: Jeff Lovelace, Jr., Spence Limbocker and Michael McGuire