Toledo cannot run for reelection in April 2006, but opposition parties fear his government will use the resources to build support for his Peru Posible party to improve its chances in presidential and congressional elections. "This is clearly a populist campaign to win votes. There's no real planning behind it," Jorge Del Castillo, a lawmaker from Peru's largest opposition APRA party, told Reuters. Toledo, whose approval rating is less than 10 percent, denies any populist intent. "We are not falling into populism, because we are not going to throw our economic growth out the window," Toledo said in a speech on Wednesday night --SP 2305 Local Time 2005 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/252922