Ollanta horse to win the election in Peru Ollanta horse to win the election in Peru

 Left-wing former military commander Ollanta Wu Mala won with imprisoned former president Alberto Fujimori's daughter fighting Peru's presidential runoff election.

According to the electoral process (ONPE) National Office official figures released on Monday, and 96 of the total vote, Humala won 51.54 percent, as opposed to 48.45 percent Keiko Fujimori.

Fujimori quickly realized Wu Mala victory, conceded defeat.

"I admit that Ollanta Wu Mala victory. I told him the victory and wish him luck," Fujimori said.

She also said she was ready to open a dialogue Wu Mala team to find areas of cooperation to ensure national unity prevailing in Peru.

Wu Mala, who needs a five-year term, until July 2016, soon congratulation from the entire Latin America.

From Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Nicaragua and Venezuela were the first to congratulate the Heads of State Humala won the election.

This is the second Wu Mala failed run for president in Peru in 2006, the second round of elections in the narrow Garcia.

Humala start, ultra-nationalist program similar to the one he had run in 2006. But he quickly softened in response to his opponents criticized his policies. Wu Mala in the last two movements required to give up some of the nationalized companies or industrial sectors and also expressed his commitment to respect the fragile democracy in Peru months.

He said that Peru will continue to welcome foreign investment, during his administration and said his government would be a "great transformation", with sustained economic growth, but more wood as their main social policy development.

"Few there are many, many very small. Peru won the League to narrow the inequality gap," Mara said in the campaign.

Humala has been for his reforms, including pension and social development to ensure the recommendations of the recommendations over the age of 65, and plans to build a hospital in every province and expanding health services in Peru's poorest. He also pledged to increase the armed forces, police and teachers salaries, and raise the minimum wage to pay the money, he hopes to generate a windfall profits tax on mining companies to Peruvians.

Humala's main policies including education reform and more and more infrastructure, cheap credit and direct assistance to farmers in the agricultural sector and other government support.

He promised in the fight against corruption, drug trafficking and other criminal positive struggle.

In his foreign policy agenda, Wu Mala vowed to strengthen cooperation with neighboring countries and Latin America relations. He also pledged to respect the existing free trade agreements and to ensure justice and stability, foreign investment contracts.

The campaign characterized the last few weeks of harsh personal attacks, resulting in Peru's 30 million confrontation and the serious differences between the population's political vision.

But whether Humala and Sunday before the Fujimori said, they will respect the vote of the official results, efforts to establish national unity and political reconciliation in the new government.

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