AP Television Lima, 29 May 2006 1. Wide shot of Ollanta Humala arriving to rally on car 2. Medium of Humala arriving to rally on car AP Television Lima, 31 May 2006 3. Medium of Humala arriving to press conference at local radio 4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Ollanta Humala, United for Peru Presidential Candidate: "Mr. Alan Garcia has the blessing of the American embassy and the Ambassador to the United States for Peru. He has the blessings of President Alejandro Toledo. The last acquisition in his social front has been Mr. Vladimiro Montesinos, who has come out to disgrace Ollanta Humala and has now published a book trying to place Ollanta Humala inside the axis of evil." 5. Wide of media at press conference 6. Pan of Alan Garcia inside radio station studio 7. Medium shot of radio reporter interviewing Garcia 8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Alan Garcia, APRA Party Presidential Candidate: "Peru will have an autonomous development, separate to any foreign influence. Peru is not a part of any axis. It is not a part of Washington's axis, nor Mr. Chavez's axis. Peru will maintain a sovereign position and will handle its international and commercial affairs according to how the Peruvian people see fit without becoming a part of any instigated movement such as those proposed by Mr. Chavez." 9. Wide of press conference GOVERNMENT TV Lima, 31 May 2006 10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Alejandro Toledo, President of Peru: "For the second round, we have taken special efforts to support the National Electoral Jury, the National Office of Electoral Process (ONPE) and National Registry of Identity. There are no signs of foul play in the popular vote. It is everyone's responsibility to maintain these elections clean, especially the government, the political parties and the media." AP Television Lima, 31 May, 2006 11. Wide of presidential palace STORYLINE: Peru's presidential hopeful, retired Lt. Col. Ollanta Humala, distanced himself on Wednesday from Venezuela's leftist leader Hugo Chavez while accusing his opponent of being a pawn U.S. President George W. Bush. Humala told CPN radio that Chavez should butt out of Peru's internal affairs. Humala, a fiery nationalist, has been hurt by Chavez's enthusiastic endorsements of his candidacy, which has scared many Peruvians, fearful that if the former army officer wins Sunday's runoff, the country will fall under Chavez's influence. Humala said it is his opponent, former President Alan Garcia who "is going to be a pawn of the United States.'' "Mr. Alan Garcia has the blessing of the American embassy and the Ambassador to the United States for Peru", said Humala, who trails Garcia by about 10 percentage points in the polls. Humala, then, angrily accused Montesinos of working with Garcia's centre-left Aprista party to undermine his candidacy. " The last acquisition in his social front has been Mr. Vladimiro Montesinos, who has come out to disgrace Ollanta Humala and has now published a book trying to place Ollanta Humala inside the axis of evil", he said. Peru's jailed former spy chief Vladimiro Montesinos alleged in a booklet written in prison that presidential candidate Ollanta Humala is a pawn of Cuban and Venezuelan intelligence. Alan Garcia also spoke to a local radio reporter on Wednesday, saying he would be "separate to any foreign influence." "Peru is not a part of any axis. It is not a part of Washington's axis, nor Mr. Chavez's axis. Peru will maintain a sovereign position and will handle its international and commercial affairs according to how the Peruvian people see fit without becoming a part of any instigated movement proposed by Mr. Chavez," said Garcia. Also President Alejandro Toledo addressed the nation on Wednesday. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/20634be4dd5c59351e33b4c4796a1538 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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