Ollanta Humala tried investors calm the two candidates in the second round of presidential elections in Peru, Ollanta Humala and Keiko Fujimori, go through are voters for the second and final round woos on 5 June.Neither candidate won the 50% needed to secure outright victory in the first round on Sunday.
Analysts say that Mr. Humala and conservative Keiko Fujimori was the race between left polarize the country.
But voters the candidate tried to calm its major attraction.
Brazilian model
Peru enjoys an economic boom and both candidates have to maintain the growth in the fight against of widespread poverty.
Former officer Ollanta Humala, 48, tried to calm the nerves of investors, of which some concerns about his possible choice expressed.
Mr. Humala, the second in the election came 2006 to President Alan Garcia, said he would be given concessions to private companies to maintain and respect the independence of the Central Bank of Peru.
Peruvian radio Mr Humala said, that he wanted to take its cues from Brazil's economic program.
"We recognize there is a successful process under way in Brazil, which has achieved economic growth, connecting social inclusion with respect to macroeconomic equilibrium," he said.
A father's legacy
Keiko Fujimori, 35, trying to win the daughter of former President Alberto Fujimori, her father did not support these voters.
Keiko Fujimori says she will continue their father's legacyAlberto Fujimori is respected by many to combat the country's Shining Path guerrillas and ending hyperinflation.
But he is by many others for the violations of human rights, which it with the 25 years in prison landed, which he currently is service rejected.
MS Fujimori has defended her father's record, saying that he created the basis for Peru's current economic boom.
She promised, at the same time, he led social programs offers food to the needy and growing infrastructure in poor regions of the country, follow the economic model.
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