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  • 3 - Crafting Partisanship in the Context of Party Organization Fragility

  • from Part I - Building Right-Wing Parties and Partisans
  • Edited by André Borges, Universidade de Brasíalia, Ryan Lloyd, Gabriel Vommaro, Universidad de San Martin/CONICET
  • Book:
    The Recasting of the Latin American Right
    Print publication:
    12 December 2024, pp 74-94

  • Summary

    This chapter develops two main arguments to account for the surprising longevity of Fujimorismo in Peru. First, although Alberto Fujimori did not invest resources in party-building during his authoritarian government (1990–2000), he developed populist appeals that contributed to the formation of a political identification with Fujimorismo. Second, the second-generation leader of Fujimorismo, Alberto’s daughter Keiko, has been trying to convert this nascent partisanship into a resource for party institutionalization ever since her first presidential campaign in 2011.