Santiago Fujimori

Santiago Fujimori

Santiago Inomoto Fujimori (born in Lima, 1946) is a Peruvian lawyer and politician. He is the younger brother of former President Alberto Fujimori. He is a Member of Congress representing Lima, after getting 22,992 votes in the 2006 election,^[1] in which he also ran unsuccessfully for First Vice-President on the Alliance for the Future ticket led by Martha Chávez. He worked as an advisor during his brother's administration.

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↑ "Ficha de Congresista". Congreso de la Republica del Peru. Retrieved 29 December 2010.

Congress of the Republic of Peru (2006–2011)

Amazonas:	Maslucán Salazar

Ancash:	Anaya Balta Calderón Mallqui Otárola

Apurímac:	Galindo A. León

Arequipa:	Eguren González Gutiérrez Mendoza Santos

Ayacucho:	Huancahuari E. León Urquizo

Cajamarca:	Cabrera Chacón E. Espinoza Florián Rebaza

Callao:	Giampietri Mekler Negreiros Pérez

Cusco:	Luízar Mayorga Sumire Supa Wilson

Huancavelica:	Ruiz Saldaña

Huánuco:	Beteta Cajahuanca Huerta

Ica:	Núñez Gonzales P. Serna Yamashiro

Junín:	Acosta Canchaya, Pando Reymundo Vílchez

La Libertad:	Alegría Alva Castro* Benites Escudero Robles Rodríguez Urtecho

Lambayeque:	Aguinaga Carpio G. Espinoza Falla Velásquez

Lima:	Abugattás Alcorta Andrade Bedoya Bruce Cabanillas Castro Cuculiza del Castillo K. Fujimori S. Fujimori Galarreta García Belaúnde Herrera Hildebrandt Lazo L. León Lombardi Luna Menchola Moyano Mulder Pérez del Solar Raffo Reggiardo Sasieta Silva Sousa Torres Caro Uribe Valle Riestra Vásquez Vega Waisman Zumaeta

Loreto:	Isla Peña Vargas

Madre de Dios:	Perry

Moquegua:	H. Guevara Zeballos

Pasco:	de la Cruz Ramos

Piura:	Carrasco M. Espinoza M. Guevara Morales Peralta Venegas

Puno:	Cenzano Estrada Lescano Sucari Vilca

San Martín:	Obregón Pastor Reátegui

Tacna:	Flores Ordóñez

Tumbes:	Cánepa Sánchez

Ucayali:	Macedo Nájar

* President of Congress

Parties/Alliances: APRA; UPP; UN; AF; FC; PP; RN; PDP

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