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Politics of Peru


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Solidarity and Democracy (Spanish: Solidaridad y Democracia)^[1] was a political party in Peru formed by a group of technocrats. SODE participated in elections on the lists of APRA in 1985, on the lists of FREDEMO in 1990, and ran alone in 1992.

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^ "The Peruvian right: from hegemony to crisis (1990-2020)". cidob.org (in Spanish). Retrieved 25 July 2025.

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