Election After terminating the alliance with at the end of 2005, the Independent Moralizing Front named Fernando Olivera as presidential candidate for the general election in 2006. However, due to the little support he registered in public opinion polls, he decided withdraw his candidacy for the presidency and run for Congress for the Moralizing Independent Front topping his party's list. After ending his candidacy, he states that "I am a man who believes in Peru and who believes in democracy, and because in a democracy, the people rule, I am announcing the withdrawal of my presidential candidacy and declare that, compliant with patriotic duty, I assume the responsibility of working for the rescue of Congress together with the entire FIM team and with all the Democrats of Peru.” Before the first round, the congressmen from APRA, Jorge del Castillo, Mercedes Cabanillas and Mauricio Mulder delivered to the press a document referring to a "governing agreement" with four items that allegedly were signed by the National Unity candidate Lourdes Flores Nano and the questioned leader of FIM, Fernando Olivera. Immediately, the candidate of National Unity dismissed the existence of a governing agreement between the electoral alliance which he led and the Independent Moralizing Front. The FIM's showing in the elections on April 9, 2006 were poor. None of the candidates on its list won their seats for the legislative period 2006-2011 and due to not reaching the electoral threshold, the party lost its registration. Deputy Elections Democratic Constituent Congress Elections Parliamentary Elections Elecciones subnacionales NEM: New Municipal Elections M: Municipal Elections MC: Complementary Municipal Elections RYM: Regional and Municipal Elections Developments Fall of Fujimorismo On the 14th of September, 2000, almost 2 months after Alberto Fujimori was sworn in for the third consecutive term as President of the Republic of Peru, the FIM congressmen Fernando Olivera, Luis Iberico and Susana Higuchi presented before public opinion a video where Vladimiro Montesinos appears to deliver 15,000 dollars to congressman Alberto Kouri in exchange for joining the government. At the time of the presentation of this video, the leader of the Independent Moralizing Front remarked that "today we are liberating Peru from the yoke of this Mafia," in reference to the government of Alberto Fujimori. Two days after the publication of the video, Fujimori announced in a message to the Nation that he would dissolve the National Intelligence Service (SIN) and convese anticipated elections