
Rafael Lopez Aliaga, a Peruvian business magnate who positioned himself as the most pro-Trump candidate, has dropped to 7 percent voter support in Peru's presidential race. Once the frontrunner with 35 candidates competing, Lopez Aliaga promoted US military intervention in Peru and claimed ties to the Trump administration. Right-wing rival Keiko Fujimori now leads with 15 percent. Analysts attribute Lopez Aliaga's decline to Trump's unpopularity in Latin America and controversial foreign policy positions.