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Former leftist colonel Ollanta Humala, 49, was sworn in as Peru's president.
He caused a small ruckus when he pledged to support the 1979 constitution...not a redrafted 1993 version enacted by disgraced, imprisoned ex-president Alberto Fujimori.
Many Fujimori supporters shouted "Go home, now!"
Humala also announced a raise in the monthly minimum wage to $275...and promised to raise pensions for those 65 and older.
He said the measures would be funded by unspecified tax increases.
FOR Text report with Details:
http://en.mercopress.com/2011/07/29/peruvian-president-humala-promises-economic-growth-with-social-inclusion?utm_source=feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_content=main&utm_campaign=rss
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