The document discusses the history of presidential elections in Peru. It notes that the electoral system was created during the republic era as a representation of the nation. Some key events mentioned include San Martin convening the first independent elections, the establishment of direct universal suffrage in 1854, and Manuel Pardo becoming the first president to peacefully transfer power to another president in 1876, representing an early example of democracy in Peru. The document also lists group members who researched this topic.

1. Ximena Carranza * Alexandra Garate* Melody Valdez * Solveig Cornejo * Ana Paula SilvaHistory of the presidential elections in PeruMembers:Alexandra GarateXimena Carranza Solveig CornejoMelody ValdezAna Paula Silva

2. The electoral system is a creation of the republic. It is a representation of the nation, this is a consequence of the Napoleonic invasion.They are corporate and hard choices. The elections to the Cortes of Cadiz continue until the 19th century with indirect elections. In the parish elected the voters they weresummoned to the provincial election boards and also were those who chose to authorities.San Martin convened the first independent elections.

4. 1951: In April came the electoral clubs who came to cover much of the country and these were articulated Lima. They are the first trials of political parties. From Electoral Independence Club Society, promoted byManuel Prado for sponsoring his candidacy for President of the Republic, was founded in 1872, the Civil PartyManuel Pardo and the beginning Lavalle. In company called Electoral Independence

5. 1854: He got game for the first time a regulation of direct and universal suffrage: the people appointed to the candidates and not an electoral college.1876: For the first time in the history of Peru, Manuel Pardo handed the presidential sash to the new president, General Mariano Ignacio Prado. Some qualify as the first example of democracy

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