Toledo supporters burn Fujimori's campaign poster

Toledo supporters burn Fujimori's campaign poster

LIMA, Peru - Supporters of Peru's presidential candidate, Alejandro Toledo, burn a poster of incumbent Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori in Lima on April 10 to protest the vote-counting process. The election will probably go to a runoff between Fujimori and Toledo, a noted economist and son of an Andean peasant, since no one is likely to win a majority.

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