Apoyo

Had a great time dancing the night away at a great local club on Friday night and we were in much need of a relaxing day on Saturday, so we headed for La Laguna del Apoyo, which is about 15km outside of town.

Granada again and classes begin! « Wanderings 2006

The trend for Keiko is positive, while there is a certain stalling out for Humala, said Guillermo Loli, polling director for Ipsos Apoyo, on Monday.

Peru's Race for President Tightens Robert Kozak 2011

A poll by the Peruvian consulting firm Apoyo found 51% of Lima residents approved of the monument compared with 37% who opposed it.

Peruvian President's Parting Statue Sparks a Firestorm Matt Moffett 2011

"There's a consensus in the Peruvian political class that the mining industry has to pay more taxes," says economist Gianfranco Castagnola of the Apoyo consultancy in Lima.

Peru's Miners Fear Higher Taxes Matt Moffett 2011

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On Sunday, leading pollster Ipsos Apoyo showed center-right Congresswoman Keiko Fujimori with 41% support, compared with 39% for left-leaning nationalist Ollanta Humala.

Peru's Race for President Tightens Robert Kozak 2011

But last week an Ipsos Apoyo poll showed his backing had dropped to 39% from 42%.

The Leftist Threat to Peru's Prosperity Mary Anastasia O'Grady 2011

Español · Kazajistán: Apoyo estatal y censura en Internet

Global Voices in English » Kazakhstan: State support and censorship on the Internet 2009

The most recent survey from pollster Ipsos Apoyo gave her 43%, compared with 39% for Humala, who lost to President Alan Garcia in the 2006 election.

Fujimori Struggles With Her Father's Legacy Robert Kozak 2011

Apoyo, the Spanish version is available here at In Other Words.

Support(and Apoyo)-Zine of the Week « in other words [a portland feminist and queer bookstore and blog] 2009