Peru - Political flags

Last modified: 2020-04-18 by rob raeside
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• Introduction
• Electoral movements
  • Peru posible
  • Peru 2000
• Parties
  • APRA-PAP — Peruvian “Aprist” Party
  • Peruvian Nationalist Party
• Illegal political movements
  • M.R.T.A. — “Tupac Amaru” Revolutionary Movement
  • P.C.P. “Shining Path”
• Neo-Nazi movements
  • Movimiento Nacional Socialista Despierta Perú
  • Movimiento Nacional Socialista Vanguardia Nacional
  • National Socialist Tercios of New Castile
  • Peruvian National Socialist Union
  • Peru Phalanx (Falange Perú)
• Student Organizations
  • Federación de Estudiantes del Perú
• Protest Flags
  • Black and white anti-corruption flags
• Campaign Flags
  • The Other Flag (La Otra Bandera)

See also:

• Washing the flag as political protest against perceived corruption
• Peru
• Flags in politics

Introduction

Apart from the actual parties, there are also the political platforms. Since the self-coup staged by President Fujimori in 1992, the Peruvian parties have became less and less important to candidates, as the last election showed.
Guillermo Tell Aveledo, 06 Sep 2000

Peru posible

Flag of the platform that supported the main opposition candidate to the Presidency, Alejandro Toledo. This is a typical logo on bedsheet flag, although the logo is pretty clever, combining Inca symbols (the yellow “sun”) with the "T" of "Toledo". On the second round to the presidency, other parties of the opposition rallied for Mr. Toledo, among them the APRA.
Guillermo Tell Aveledo, 06 Sep 2000

Peru 2000

This was the platform that supported the candidacy of President Fujimori for a third term. It used the Peruvian colours and the platform’s very unimaginative logo.
Guillermo Tell Aveledo, 06 Sep 2000