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What party did Fujimori represent in the 1995 presidential election? Still Cambio 90, or something else?–Hajor

Still Change '90 but at some point the name was changed to Change '90 - New Majority. In 2000 he ran as the candidate ofPeru 2000User:Pimpalicious May 2, 2004 9:42 (ET)

1. Where did this "Change 90" come from? I read primarily English-language newspapers and I havenever seen a paper use that as the "name" of the party. Yes,cambio meanschange, but some words in some contexts are not routinely translated.
2. Was the party officiallyCambio 90 orCambio '90? I thought it was the latter, but I see that the article is at the former. --Jmabel |Talk 07:01, Mar 15, 2005 (UTC)

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