Gabriela Melissa @Alerssa

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Dilo con dibujos @dilocondibujos_

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Emotions @emotions_ix

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📢#PRONUNCIAMIENTO | Borrar el feminicidio del Código Penal es un grave retroceso que favorece la impunidad. Desde Promsex rechazamos el Proyecto de Ley Nº 10342/2024-CR, que busca reemplazar esta figura por una que invisibiliza la violencia de género y limita su alcance. Exigimos al Congreso no aprobar esta iniciativa y garantizar una respuesta efectiva para proteger los derechos de mujeres, niñas y adolescentes.

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Que viva la universidad publica que logró que los hijos de los campesinos y obreros accedieran a educación de calidad.

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El Tigre Velasco @DiegoCortazar98

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IPSOS le mete su chiquita a los criminales de DATUM y a los mermeleros de América, quienes se zurraron en la orden del JNE de prohibir conteo rápido el día de ayer, ¡Toma mientras! Porki CTM! #EleccionesPerú2026

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Mis amigues tendrán muchos defectos (como yo), pero ninguno es fujimorista.

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Zarai To @manchavoraz1

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“El sistema fue diseñado para ser complicado, para que el elector tenga problemas para entenderlo y además para facilitar que quienes están ahora en el Legislativo puedan permanecer así” Zaraí Toledo

CNN en Español @CNNEE

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Perú celebra elecciones en las que elegir al presidente puede no ser lo más importante: esto está en juego cnn.it/4sNlEIp

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Brian Winter @BrazilBrian

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Peru votes today. I was there in March and saw a country almost detached from politics. There's nothing else quite like it in Latin America. People treat politics like a media show with little importance in their daily lives. It's curious because, despite the permanent crisis of having had eight presidents in ten years, it's still one of the most dynamic economies in Latin America. Investment is growing by perhaps 10% this year. And it's domestic investors who are betting on the country. That reflects the strength of some institutions, especially the Central Bank, where its president, Julio Velarde, has remained in power for more than 20 years. Many talk about building him a statue to celebrate what he's done. But no country can endure that reality forever. It's also a country with major challenges: More than 70% of the country in the informal economy. The massive growth of illegal mining. And an economy that could be growing not at 2.5% as currently estimated, but at 5%, 6%, or 7%, given demand for its minerals and other exports. Much will depend on who is elected. And with 35 candidates, anything is possible.