Unión por el Perú
Unión por el Perú (short UPP , German "Union for Peru") is a political party in Peru , which was founded in 1994 by the former Secretary General of the United Nations Javier Pérez de Cuéllar . This party ran against Alberto Fujimori in the 1995 elections .
Its founder Pérez de Cuéllar left the party when he retired into private life. In 2005 , the Unión por el Perú formed an alliance with the Nationalist Party ( Partido Nacionalista Peruano ) with its 42-year-old chairman Ollanta Humala as the top candidate for the 2006 elections . This won the most votes in the first ballot on April 9, 2006, but in the second ballot he was narrowly defeated by Alan García from APRA .
In parliament, the UPP got the first majority, but shortly after the elections the parliamentary group split into the UPP and the Nationalist Party, which means that the APRA now had the most MPs.
Hilaria Supa and María Sumire , both deputies of the Union for Peru in Cusco , made on 25. July 2006 by attention to themselves, that they as the first deputy in the history of Peru in an oath indigenous language, namely their native language Quechua , took off .
In the early parliamentary elections in January 2020 , she received 6.77% of the vote and 13 seats
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- ↑ ONPE: Resultados al 100% de las Elecciones congresales 2020 , La República, February 18, 2020