Humala denied U.S. charges that received money from Chavez

On Thursday, former U.S. undersecretary of state for Latin America, Roger Noriega in an interview with the largest Spanish-language Univision U.S. telecommunications company said that supposedly the last 6 months, Chavez has sent on secret channels to the election headquarters of the Nationalist Party leader Ollanta loss of at least $ 12 million. According to Noriega, according to secret information U.S. intelligence diplomats and funding was provided through the military attache in Venezuela, Bolivia and Peru. "Mr. Noriega without presenting evidence attempting to mislead voters and discredit me. This kind of action before the second round of presidential elections are aimed at discrediting me and are inherently interference in the internal affairs of Peru "- said Humala. Ollanta Humala, who heads the Left bloc «Gana Pery» (winner of Peru) said that this action was specifically planned with the support of Keiko Fujimori, who also claims the presidency of the right-wing forces in the country in the electoral bloc «Fuerza 2011" (Power, 2011) . Former Lt. Peruvian armed forces has visited Venezuela and have always enjoyed the support of Chavez, who is also a former military man. In 2006, many Peruvians voted against loss because of its proximity to Chavez, Venezuela's fear of interference in the internal affairs of Peru. In the current presidential race Humala distanced himself from the Venezuelan leader, and said that the political and economic views of his closest former Brazilian President Lula da Silva. The second round of presidential elections held in Peru on Sunday, June 5. In order to win the election, one of the two candidates must score 50% plus one vote. The elected head of state takes office on June 28 and will hold that office until 2016.